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A man in his 30s with debts to the Kronofogden has been stopped at customs at Arlanda.

The man was traveling to a country outside the EU and had a large amount of cash with him in his suitcase.

– I don’t have an exact amount, but it should be a “mass” of cash, says Daniel Wikdahl, press spokesperson for the Stockholm Police.

Because the debt had not yet been paid, while the man had money with him, the police were called.

A patrol is now on site to help the man settle his debt.

– He is probably happy now that he got help with it, says Daniel Wikdahl.

The Inspectorate for Care and Care, IVO, wants to stop the care company Humana from providing assistance.

They question the company’s suitability.

But now a court has decided to stop IVO’s ban pending a hearing. This means that Humana can continue to offer care as usual.

But now they no longer get paid by Försäkringskassan.

The authority announces on Tuesday that they will not stop making payments to the company. Instead, the assistance allowance will be given to those in need of care, writes Försäkringskassan.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared a state of emergency in the country for three months after the earthquake, reports the Reuters news agency.

At the same time, he states that a total of 3,549 people in the country have died after the earthquake, but the death toll is rising every hour.

In Syria, at least 1,600 people have died in the earthquake.

Estonia hopes that Sweden’s and Finland’s NATO process can be completed as soon as possible – and would prefer to see a joint entry, reports TT.

– That would strengthen the entire alliance. Sweden has Estonia’s full support, says the country’s Prime Minister Kaja Kallas at a press conference

The Nyans party plans to hang dolls representing both Labor Market and Integration Minister Johan Pehrson and Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson.

The action is expected to be held on February 12 outside the Riksdag as a protest against Sweden allowing Koran burnings.

– It is sad that we have such a social climate, where extremists in various directions act to create insecurity, Johan Pehrson tells TT.

He believes that Nyans selected him because he clearly protects Swedish freedom of expression.

– There are people who do not want to be part of Swedish society and who think that we should change our constitutions, for example so that you are not allowed to say what you want, he says.

The rental market committee has decided how big the rent increases will be for the three big housing giants Svenska Bostäder, Familjebostäder and Stockholmshem, reports TV4 News.

On average, rents will increase by 4.45 percent for around 77,000 rental properties, where around 130,000 Stockholmers live.

– It is the highest increase in 30 years, says Erik Elmgren, head of the Tenants’ Association, to the channel.

A 25-year-old man is suspected of abusing a 5-year-old child in a home in Haninge municipality.

According to the police, the circumstances surrounding the assault are unclear. But the crime classification reads aggravated assault, due to the child’s injuries.

The man is also suspected of having assaulted a woman, the police say. The man must have a close relationship with both the child and the woman.

During the morning, a body was found in a stream in Halmstad.

At the moment, the police cannot rule out that a crime has been committed and are therefore investigating the incident as a suspected murder.

Police are still on the scene and have cordoned off the area.

– We have not been able to identify the body yet, says Thomas Fuxborg at the police.

In connection with the great earthquake in Turkey, the southwestern part of the country, which is on one side of where the earthquake occurred, has moved three meters.

– When earthquakes occur, a large area at the plate boundary moves. That surface moved at most three meters, which means that the western part of Turkey, west of the plate boundary, moved three meters to the southwest compared to the other side, says Björn Lund, seismologist at Uppsala University.

The first earthquake, which had a magnitude of 7.8, is the largest in modern times.

– We have never seen such a large earthquake in this part of the earth in the last 120 years, as long as we have had the measuring instruments, says Björn Lund.

He also says that the movement in the plates takes place continuously.

– The plates then stand still until new tensions build up and there is a new earthquake, he continues.

There is a complete standstill in traffic on national highway 92 in the southbound direction after a truck drove off the road.

There is no information that personal injuries have occurred.

According to the Swedish Transport Administration, the road has been closed for just over an hour, but traffic is expected to resume shortly after 11 a.m.

Sweden should not count on NATO membership this summer.

This is what former diplomat Ulla Gudmundson says in an interview with Dagens Nyheter.

She says that it is obvious that Sweden has been too eager in the NATO process.

– We have given too much too early in this negotiation, says Ulla Gudmundson to DN.

But Ulla Gudmundson believes that the Swedish NATO application will eventually fail.

– I hope that the government has learned from what happened, so that it is not communicated that everything stands and falls with the meeting in Vilnius, she says.