Sis has gone up in staff mode after the high-profile escapes of recent months. New safety guidelines have been sent out to homes around Sweden.
At the Nereby prison in Gothenburg, where two 14-year-old boys escaped last week, has therefore now put up barbed wire with razor-sharp pieces on its fences.
This is reported by P4 Gothenburg.
Staff at the institution state that they are doubtful that the barbed wire will be enough to prevent more escapes.
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Three adults have been involved in a fall accident in Skellefteå, reports The north.
One person has serious injuries, according to ambulance medical director Robert Eckhart.
Two people are slightly injured.
A large police operation is underway in Sollentuna.
– We are there working on an investigative case, says police spokesperson Carina Skagerlind.
According to information to Aftonbladet, it is a suspected kidnapping.
Several people have been arrested, according to the information.
A man has been transported by ambulance helicopter to Uppsala after being stuck in the A-tractor that collided with a train outside Nyköping, reports Södermanland’s news.
The other three who were in the vehicle are said to have minor injuries. One of them has been taken to hospital for a check-up.
No one on the train is reported to have any injuries.
Shortly after 19, the train was able to roll away again, but had to stop again due to a damaged wheel, according to the newspaper.
500 Americans are transported from Russia in response to the US’s new sanctions against the country, including former US President Barack Obama, writes Norwegian VG.
Among the list of those banned from the country are also talk show hosts Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers.
The list also includes names from the US government, think tanks and universities.
Joar Forssell Photo: Henrik Montgomery/TT
The Liberals are open to selling offensive weapons, including JAS planes, to Taiwan to assist in a possible military attack by China.
This is stated by the party’s foreign policy spokesperson Joar Forssell SVT News.
– We see a world right now where dictatorships like the one in China are trying to challenge democracy on the global stage and Sweden, and other countries, need to contribute there, he tells the channel.
Shortage in 15-year-olds’ bedrooms. Photo: Fredrik Sandberg/TT
Of the 15-year-olds surveyed who had sex, an average of 35 percent used a condom on the last occasion, writes FHM.
A decade ago, 80 percent of 15-year-olds answered that they had used a condom during the last intercourse.
The result comes from the authority’s study “School children’s health habits in Sweden 2021/2022”.
42,000 students aged 11, 13 and 15 have answered the questions. It is the tenth time that the study has been carried out. The first was made in 1985.
A drunken man in his 70s broke into a strange family in Ulricehamn, reports Gothenburg Post.
Then he staggered upstairs, locked himself in and turned on the TV.
– He thinks he lives there. He goes up a flight of stairs and locks himself in a room and watches TV, says Caroline Karlsson, police spokesperson to GP.
The family tried to get the man to leave the home, but he refused.
– There will be a small fight, but the man is otherwise not violent. They hold him down and he tries to break free but he can’t. The police come and he is taken into custody, says Caroline Karlsson.
The man is suspected of trespassing.
Boris and Carrie Johnson. Photo: Frank Augstein/AP
Boris Johnson’s wife Carrie is pregnant.
She reveals that in a post on Instagram.
“New team member will arrive in just a few weeks. I’ve been feeling pretty exhausted for much of the last eight months, but we’re looking forward to meeting this little one,” she writes.
The former prime minister already has seven children.
Police and emergency services were called at quarter past five to Hjärmestad outside Nyköping after a train collided with a car.
The train must be stationary and the car a little further away.
The extent of the damage is unclear.
Three out of four passengers are out of the car. One person is trapped.
There is no forecast for how long the train will be stationary.
Update 17.56: All passengers have been removed from the car and are awaiting transport to hospital.
The police are now interviewing witnesses at the scene.
Update 18.41: New train driver should be on his way to the scene.
The killer whale that was found dead in Hunnebostrand on Thursday has been transported to a recycling center in Lysekil where it is now being autopsied, reports Bohusläningen.
The reason the almost three-ton whale turned up at a recycling center is because it is too big for other businesses.
– It has very worn teeth and has probably had pain and difficulty finding food, Norbert van de Velde tells the newspaper.
It is still unclear what happens to the orca after the autopsy.
– The head should perhaps be shipped to the National Museum of Natural History in Stockholm, but I don’t know how and when and what happens there, says Norbert van de Velde to Bohusläningen.
A broken pipe at a pumping station in Skellefteå is leaking 15 liters of wastewater per minute, Norran reports.
The leak was discovered during the Friday morning and was still not repaired during the afternoon.
The waste water flows over a pedestrian and bicycle path and into the Skellefteälven.
The newspaper writes that the municipality has issued information that the waste water should not “involve other negative effects apart from odor in the immediate area”.
The Kållerado ride on Liseberg and the Safari track on Kolmården suddenly stopped on Friday afternoon.
Leon Lövgren at Liseberg saw the spectacle develop among the ten boats that had to finish the tour earlier.
– They had to be led to the lift by a security guard, says Leon Lövgren.
At Kolmården, all visitors who were in the gondolas had to be collected when the cable car started again.
– It is something that happens sometimes, but it is a sign that our security systems are working, says Cecilia Björling, information manager at Kolmården.
The reasons for the stops at both attractions must be technical maintenance.
No one has been injured.
Another of Postnord’s electric cars of the Garia model. Photo: Press photo
At around 3 p.m., one of Posten’s vehicles, model Garia, was stolen in Luleå.
The four-wheeled vehicle is used for mail delivery, has a glazed cab and a blue cargo cabinet
The police are now asking for the public’s help:
“If you have seen or see the vehicle in question, Garia with registration number ELU97G, we ask you to call the police on telephone number 112.”
The electric vehicle has a range of approximately four miles.
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