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On Wednesday, the police in Vienna, Austria issued a warning about terrorist threats in the city.

Now they announce that the threat is mainly aimed at places that have a Syrian connection.

“This in connection with the anniversary of the start of the civil war in Syria falling yesterday”, they write Twitter.

The police also write that they are in contact with people and organizations that may be affected by the threat.

“For the time being, our precautionary measures will continue,” the police write.

The Foreign Affairs Committee proposes that the Riksdag should approve Sweden’s accession to NATO and the proposed legislative changes. The government writes this in a press release.

So far, the Left Party and the Green Party have submitted reservations to the proposal.

The Riksdag’s approval of the accession is a prerequisite for Sweden’s entry into NATO.

Shortly before 11:30, SOS was alerted to a drowning accident in Varberg.

Emergency services have been on the scene and one person has been taken to hospital by ambulance.

There is no information on the state of the damage at this time.

As a consumer, you should be disloyal to your regular grocery store, according to the Swedish Consumer Agency’s director general Rikard Jermsten.

– We should be more disloyal to our stores and show that we refrain from goods that have become unnecessarily expensive, he says to TT after a visit to the Riksdag’s business committee.

The food industry has expressed that food prices will continue to rise for a while longer. Rikard Jermsten agrees.

– I think it’s a reasonable assessment, there are costs that haven’t hit all levels yet, he says.

The competition between the stores is “quite fierce”, according to Jermsten. In that respect, it works well, he says. But wholesale is different.

– We want to take a closer look at that, he says.

Earlier, a 17-year-old was sentenced to three years of closed youth care for killing a man and injuring another in Malmö with a knife.

Now the Court of Appeal stiffens the teenager’s sentence to three years and nine months.

– We have concluded that there are special reasons to sentence the 17-year-old to prison. In a case like this, with such a young perpetrator and a punishment value that for an adult corresponds to imprisonment for 17 years, the penalty must then be determined to closed youth care for a certain period of time, says Court of Appeal lawyer Anna Graninger, president of the court, in a press release.

One person has been taken to hospital after an apartment fire in Umeå.

There is no further information on the person’s injury status.

The fire service was alerted to the fire early this morning. It should now be extinguished and the police will investigate how the fire started.

Several people have collided outside the district court in Alingsås.

According to GP should there be a murder trial in the district court.

During the ongoing trial, a large number of people are said to have started arguing outside the building.

– We have been alerted about some kind of fight, I have information that there must have been about 15 people involved. But we have no arrests or suspects, says Fredrik Svedemyr, the police’s spokesperson in Region West, to the newspaper.

The tick-borne virus that causes TBE is now so widespread in southern and central Sweden that more and more regions are now recommending vaccines to everyone who moves in nature there, reports Sweden’s Radio Echo.

Many people get mild illness from TBE, but up to a third can develop severe illness such as paralysis symptoms.

The Public Health Authority has also started an investigation to see if they should come up with a collective recommendation going forward.

Rescue services were alerted to an empty sailboat drifting around just outside Ribersborgsstranden in Malmö this morning, reports South Sweden.

When the rescue service and the Swedish Maritime Administration checked the boat, it turned out to be empty. A helicopter is now searching the area to see if anyone may have fallen into the water.

However, the boat was locked, so there is no indication that any person should have been on board during the morning.

Four men and a woman are now charged on suspicion of being involved in various ways in the murder of a man in his 30s in Haninge in Stockholm.

It was on March 4, 2022 that the man was shot to death with a large number of shots in a car in Haninge.

Two of the accused persons, an 18-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman, are suspected of complicity in the murder.

The suspects have connections to criminal networks in Jordbro and Bro, as well as to the criminal network Foxtrot.

Rawa Majid, the “Kurdish fox”, is also linked to the investigation and is in custody in his absence.

– I believe that the investigation shows that the 18-year-old and the 23-year-old have been involved in the murder. The man has participated in the murder as a perpetrator and the woman has promoted the murder by, among other things, letting the apartment where the perpetrators stayed before and after the murder and where the weapons were kept, says Anna Hankkio, senior prosecutor at the Södertörn Prosecutor’s Chamber, in a press release.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol is in Japan. It is the first time in twelve years that a South Korean leader has visited the neighboring country, TT reports.

Among other things, Yoon and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida are expected to discuss strengthened military cooperation in light of North Korea’s continued robot tests.

But already before the meeting, South Korea’s trade minister has said that Japan has agreed to drop export controls vis-à-vis South Korea. The visit is described as a step towards improving the strained relationship between the two countries.