Suspected workplace accident in Skurup – one crushed
The police have been called to a workplace in Skurup due to a suspected workplace accident.
One person has had to be taken to hospital after what is initially deemed to be a crushing accident.
There is no information on the state of damage.
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Elon Musk’s rocket exploded
Elon Musk’s rocket exploded over the Gulf of Mexico just minutes after launch.
– Starship just experienced what we call a rapid unplanned disassembly, said a representative of SpaceX in the live broadcast, writes CNN.
This means that the rocket failed to reach orbit. Something Elon Musk warned before the launch could take several tries before succeeding.
But just that the rocket made it off the launch pad is seen as a great success. According to New York Times the engineers at SpaceX celebrated by spraying each other with champagne and shouting “Go Starship”.
Stoltenberg: “Ukraine’s rightful place is with NATO”
Jens Stoltenberg (left) with Volodymyr Zelensky. Photo: Efrem Lukatsky
– Ukraine’s rightful place is in NATO, said NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at a press conference on Thursday.
In connection with his first visit to the country in over a year, he invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the NATO meeting in Vilnius in July, reports The Guardian.
He said that the defense alliance has so far contributed over SEK 730 billion in military support to the Ukrainian defense.
10 school children taken to hospital after suspected candy poisoning
It was on Thursday afternoon that the police were alerted about 10 school children who had to be taken urgently to hospital in Linköping for a check-up.
The children are said to have found something similar to “rainbow candy” near their school which they ate. After that, they allegedly fell ill with vomiting and nausea, reports Corren.
– According to the information I have received, the children are doing well under the circumstances, says Johnny Gustafsson.
The students are in grades 4 and 6 at a school outside central Linköping and are said to have been out on their lunch break when they found the candy.
The police have now seized parts of the candy to check the contents. They have also drawn up 10 reports of abuse.
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Norwegian general strike over
The Norwegian general strike is over. The parties must have agreed on a new agreement, sources told Norwegian Tv2.
It began on Monday when almost 25,000 went on strike.
On one side stood Norwegian LO together with YS (Yrkesorganisasjonenes Sentralforbund), on the other employers in the form of Næringslivets Hovedorganisasjon (NHO).
The announcement of the general strike came on Sunday afternoon, after fruitless negotiations that took place over the weekend.
The Norwegian unions demanded wage increases of at least 5.0 percent for wages to increase more than consumer prices in 2023.
Man stabbed in Gothenburg – one person arrested
A man in his 30s has been stabbed in central Gothenburg.
The man was taken to hospital in an ambulance and is said to have been injured in the abdomen, among other things. His injury status is currently unclear.
– The police are on the scene just a few minutes after the alarm comes in, says Jens Andersson, press spokesperson at the police.
Shortly afterwards, a suspected perpetrator in his 20s was arrested.
– He was arrested in close proximity to the crime scene, says Jens Andersson.
A knife is also found near the crime scene and confiscated. The police have now drawn up a report of attempted murder.
– We will also secure surveillance footage from the area to see if the whole thing has been caught on film, says Jens Andersson.
Man dies in workplace accident
A man in his 50s died after he was run over by an excavator in Vetlanda during the morning.
The incident is handled as a workplace accident and causing the death of another.
Relatives have been notified.
Dollarstore recalls hunting chair – can cause concussions
Discount store Dollarstore is recalling a hunting seat that was sold in stores between 2020 and 2022.
The reason is that the metal frame of the chair can come off, which can lead to stab and cut injuries as well as fall injuries such as concussion and fractures.
Dollarstore urges all customers who own a chair, item number 53596, to stop using it and return it to the store for a refund. The chair can be returned at any Dollarstore and no receipt is required.
One is charged with several fires
Malmö was hit by a number of fires at the beginning of the year. Cars, houses and garbage cans were set on fire.
At the end of January, a 45-year-old man was arrested when he behaved suspiciously in connection with a garbage can at Värnhem in Malmö. Now the man is charged with being behind several fires, TT reports.
According to the indictment, the man allegedly set fire to a bakery, for which he is charged with arson. He is also charged with aggravated vandalism in connection with setting fire to hundreds of thousands of kroner’s worth of floats.
He is also charged with vandalism, for setting fire to a wooden ship on a playground last fall.
The state has too little control over grants to organizations
The state’s control of grants to civil society organizations is too weak, considers the National Audit Office in a new report.
This means that there is a risk of fraud and abuse.
The National Audit Office has reviewed the granting of grants at four government agencies: the Equality Authority, the Agency for Support to Religious Communities, the Agency for Youth and Civil Society Affairs and the National Board of Health and Welfare. The four distribute roughly SEK 1.4 billion a year.
The review shows that the authorities’ control measures are not sufficient.
– Contributions to civil society are traditionally based on trust. At the same time, the risk of cheating and abuse has increased in recent years. The controls therefore need to be strengthened, says Leif Svensson, project manager for the review, in a press release.
Protesters stormed the stock exchange in Paris
Demonstrators have entered the entrance hall of the stock exchange operator Euronext in the La Defense district in protest against a French pension reform, it says Bloomberg.
Television images show how the protesters have flags from various trade unions, including the railway workers.
A Euronext spokesperson said the action – which ended at 1pm on Thursday – had no impact on stock trading.
Court halts trial in McCann case
The court in Brauschweig has decided to stop the trial against 45-year-old Christian Brückner, who is the main suspect in the abduction of Madeleine McCann, it says Picture.
According to the suspect’s lawyer, Friedrich Fülscher, the reason is that the court does not have enough competence to decide the matter.
Christian Brückner is also suspected of a series of sexual crimes that allegedly took place between 2000 and 2017, including child abuse.
Hunters hunt deer in central Gothenburg
At nine o’clock this morning, the police in Gothenburg received a call about a deer running around Heden in central Gothenburg.
According to witnesses, the animal seemed stressed and then ran around in different parts of town.
At lunchtime, the police received new calls about the deer. It was then located at Drottningtorget. The deer was later hit by a car and a hunter was contacted.
– But now the deer has disappeared, says Caroline Karlsson, press spokesperson at the police.
The hunter is now searching for the animal, but the hunt has so far yielded no results.
– It counts as a wildlife accident. Then it is the case that the hunter will kill the deer, if he finds it, says Caroline Karlsson.
Ukraine’s space agency’s new message about the glow
The aircraft alarm sounded when the light phenomenon appeared over Kiev.
Last night, a light phenomenon lit up the night sky over Kiev. Local authorities initially pointed to a falling Nasa satellite as the cause.
Something Nasa denied during the night.
Now the Ukrainian Space Agency has researched further. It is probably a meteorite that burned up when it penetrated the Earth’s atmosphere, reports BBC.
Problems logging in to 1177
During the morning, 1177’s website suffered from problems.
Users have not been able to log in and are now notified that troubleshooting is in progress.
For those who cannot log in, you are asked to try at a later time.
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