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One person injured in apartment

today at 09.34 Nelly Kronstrand

A person has been found injured in an apartment in central Södertälje.

The person has had to be taken to hospital by ambulance helicopter. The extent of the damage is unclear.

– There is not much more I can say at the moment, says Tove Hägg, press spokesperson at the police.

The police are investigating the incident as a suspected attempted murder.

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