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Three people arrested after flat tires – 25 cars affected
Two men and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of crime after several cars had their tires destroyed in Malmö during the night.
According to South Sweden should the three be climate activists who stated that the act was part of a climate action.
Police went to the central parts of town after a witness observed several people crawling around among vehicles in a parking lot.
The people are said to have blown the tires and left leaflets on the cars that were sabotaged.
A total of 25 cars are said to have been affected.
The three people are suspected of arbitrary proceedings.
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Fire in apartment
There is a fire in an apartment in Vimmerby.
The alarm came in at 05.30 on Tuesday morning and according to the police the fire is fully developed.
There is no information on the state of the damage at this time.
British Airways apologizes – plane grounded after technical problem
British Airways. Archive image. Photo: John Tlumacki
British Airways has apologized to its customers after flights from the US had to be canceled due to a technical problem, writes the BBC.
In a statement, the airline says it is investigating a problem that arose with a third party responsible for the planning.
On social media, travelers have testified that they have been stuck at airports for several hours.
“We are sorry for any disruption this causes to our customers’ plans. Our goal is for the flights to depart as quickly as possible,” writes British Airways in a statement.
Billions in support for illness during the pandemic
During the pandemic, Swedish employers received a total of SEK 41 billion in compensation for increased health loan costs, writes TT and refers to a new analysis from the Social Insurance Agency.
In normal cases, employers pay sick pay for 14 days for employees who are sick. But during the pandemic, the state covered a larger part of the costs.
According to Försäkringskassan, the bill totaled SEK 41 billion from April 2020 until the support was removed in March this year.
– It is a large expense for the state, says analyst Ulrik Lidwall to the news agency.
Report: One million could die from covid in China
Up to a million people could die in China this winter after the country eased tough covid restrictions. It shows modeling in new studies that Nature and CNN reports on.
– There is no doubt that China has a few bad months ahead, says James Wood, researcher at the University of New South Wales in Sydney to Nature.
However, two studies show that the number of deaths can be kept down with a fourth vaccine dose in combination with mouth protection requirements and temporary restrictions.
Chinese authorities reported five new deaths from covid-19 on Monday. The official figures, according to which 5,242 people died during the entire pandemic, are however internationally disputed.
Russia: “We shot down US robots”
Russia’s Defense Ministry said on Monday that it had shot down US-made missiles over Russian territory. According to the statement, it is about four anti-radar robots of the Harm type, CNN reports. They were allegedly shot down in the Belgorod region, near the border with Ukraine. The information has not been confirmed by the United States.
In August, the Pentagon stated that Ukraine had obtained access to Harm robots modified to be able to fire from old Soviet-style warplanes, writes The Times.
Trump: “It strengthens me”
Photo: TT Nyhetsbyrån/J. Scott Applewhite
The House of Representatives committee on Monday called for the impeachment of Donald Trump after the storming of the Capitol.
During the night towards Tuesday, Swedish time, Trump commented on the announcement.
“These people don’t understand that when they attack me, people who like freedom gather around me. It strengthens me. What doesn’t kill me makes me stronger,” he wrote in his own social network Truth social, The Hill reports.
According to the committee, Trump violated four laws in connection with the storming.
SMHI warns of slipping
SMHI warns of sudden icy conditions when rain falls on cold roads during Tuesday. Five warnings – all at the lowest, yellow level – have been issued and basically cover the whole of central Sweden, parts of southern Sweden and southern Norrland. Exactly where and when the respective warning applies is shown on SMHI’s website.
The Specials singer dead
Terry Hall on stage with The Specials in 2009. Photo: SCOTT HEPPELL/AP
The Special’s singer Terry Hall has died, the band confirmed on Twitter.
“It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Terry, our beautiful friend, brother and one of the most brilliant singers, songwriters and lyricists this country has ever produced, after a short illness”.
What caused Hall’s death is not known.
The British singer turned 63 years old.
Court in Libya sentences 17 IS members to death
In Tripoli, a court has sentenced 17 IS members to death, TT reports.
Two people are sentenced to life imprisonment and 14 others are sentenced to shorter prison terms.
According to the court, they are sentenced for the murder of a total of 53 people, for having destroyed buildings and kidnapped people. The crimes are said to have been committed in connection with the city of Sabratha, in northern Libya.
Two pedestrians and motorist in accident
Shortly after 9 p.m., SOS was alerted to an accident on Rådhusgatan in central Östersund.
According to the police, two pedestrians and a motorist were involved in the accident.
The police are working on the scene and there are no reports of any injuries yet.
Car overturned in single-vehicle accident on E20
It was 19.02 when SOS received an alarm about the accident.
According to the police, it was a car that drove off the road on E20/county road 2626, near Kvänum in Vara.
According to the police, two people who traveled in the car escaped with minor injuries.
– The car has gone off the road and overturned, but people who were in the car have managed well, says Stefan Gustavsson at the police command center.
At 7:20 p.m., the police had finished work at the scene and traffic should flow as usual.
There are no suspicions of crime.
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How far has it come in the investigation into who was behind the explosion of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipes? When is the investigation expected to be completed? Will the investigation, parts of it, become classified information?
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Franco Baresi
Hey! Good question, so far not much has emerged from the investigation. But we’ll keep an eye on it and write about it in case we find out more!
Is it really a case if the police suspect attempted murder? Why suspect the woman instead of putting the weight and weight on what the police suspect: that a man pushed her to her death.
Redo do right… again…. ?
Angry!
See answer to the question below.
One person has been arrested and there are reports that the woman fell because she was pushed. It’s in the notice.
Fake news again? The woman was thrown from the balcony, she didn’t fall.. Distorting, keeping silent or lying as a journalist seems to be a code of honor at AB.. Ugh..
Eric T.
We still don’t know exactly what happened.
There are reports that she may have been pushed, and the police have arrested one person. It’s in the notice.
Whether it is so or not is not something we can confirm, the police investigation will have to show that.
All this misery. How are you coping?
The sandwich
You have to try to take advantage of the small flashes of light that appear at regular intervals! A tip to keep hope up is to read the articles from “Swedish heroes”, which you can find here!
Can also tell you about the “Svenska hältar gala” which will be broadcast tonight, which you can see here on Aftonbladet and TV4 at 8pm!
We keep the positivity up together!
Why do you have a pinned post from October 3rd?
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The Coast Guard: The gas release is increasing
October 3 at 12:29 p.m
Emil Forsberg
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Hello,
It should not be pinned down by us at the editorial office. The post you click on is automatically pinned to the top of Aftonbladet Direkt. So maybe you accidentally clicked into it somehow? 🙂
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