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Suspected arson at loading dock

today at 21.56 Nelly Kronstrand

A fire has broken out at a loading dock in Täby municipality in Stockholm. According to the police, there is some smoke at the scene.

“Two people who are suspected of starting the fire have been found by security guards in the center,” the police write on their website.

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