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The violent clashes between the military and the paramilitary RSF in Sudan have caused at least 56 deaths, Reuters writes, referring to a medical organization in the country.

Over 595 people have been injured. But more people are believed to have been injured and killed in the violence.

Fighting broke out on Saturday morning and intensified throughout the day.

A woman alerted the police that she had been assaulted by a man when she went out to throw away rubbish on Friday evening, TT reports.

A 35-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted rape. The man is already known to the police.

– She managed to calm down. He left the scene, but we found him in the immediate area and arrested him based on intelligence information, says Kristoffer Axelsson, commander at the police’s regional command center to TT.

Large private pools and irrigated lawns lead to water shortages for poorer groups in many of the world’s cities. It shows a new one study from Uppsala University which is published in Nature Sustainability.

– Our study shows that the only way to preserve available water resources is to change privileged lifestyles, limit the amount of water used for recreational purposes and distribute income and water resources more evenly, says Doctor Elisa Savelli at Uppsala University in a press release.

In the study, researchers have investigated how different social classes consume water in Cape Town in South Africa – but the study also highlights similar problems in 80 cities around the world.

Low-income residents are significantly more vulnerable to drought and water crises than the elite, the research shows.

Ten employees at The insurance fund is suspected of having cheated with parental benefit and sickness benefit in the last two years, reports Sveriges Radio.

It concerns sums from 7,000 to 160,000.

– The Swedish people must be sure that we ourselves are not committing benefit crimes when we work so actively to prove it in other ways, says Försäkringskassan’s communications director Sten Eriksson.

The cases have been investigated by the personnel responsibility committee and nine out of ten have been notified of dismissal but have chosen to resign themselves.

At least seven people have been killed at a spa in Cortazar, Mexico.

According to the newspaper El Heraldo De México several gunmen have started shooting at visitors at the resort.

One of the victims is said to be a seven-year-old child.

Poland and Hungary have decided to temporarily stop importing grain from Ukraine, reports Reuters.

It is not only about cereals, but also honey and “many other products”.

The large amount of imported grain products drives down prices – and the income of domestic farmers.

From the Ukrainian side, they are dissatisfied with the decision.

– We understand that Polish farmers are in a tough situation. But we emphasize that Ukrainian farmers are in the toughest situation right now, writes the Ukrainian Ministry of Agriculture in a statement.

Last year, Finland’s Riksdag decided to build a fence along parts of the country’s border with Russia.

Now the first stage of the construction is underway, reports several Finnish media.

– The barrier fence significantly improves the effectiveness of border surveillance, not only in disruptive situations, says Commander and Colonel Mika Rytkönen in a press release from the Finnish Border Guard.

First, a test fence approximately three kilometers long will be erected, which should be ready in June.

At least 25 people have died and 183 have been injured in fighting in Sudan, reports say Reuters.

It is unclear whether the victims belong to the civilian population.

During Saturday morning, an armed conflict broke out between the country’s military, which also rules the country, and the paramilitary RSF.

94-year-old Jean-Marie Le Pen has been hospitalized, according to information to French media, including the political weekly magazine Le Point.

According to the information, it may be a matter of heart problems and his relatives are also in the hospital.

Jean-Marie Le Pen is a French politician who until 2011 was the party leader of the Front National (National Gathering), which he also founded in 1972. The party has historically had great influence on the far-right milieu in Europe, including Sweden and the Sweden Democrats, according to Expo.

In 2015, Jean-Marie Le Pen was expelled from the party after speaking disparagingly about the gas chambers during the World War. He has also been convicted of belittling the Holocaust.

Since 2011, the party has been led by daughter Marine Le Pen.

A man in his 20s has been robbed by three masked people on Västmannagatan in Stockholm. That’s what the police write on their website.

The robbers ran from the scene but were found by the police in the subway.

One of the suspects disappeared from the scene, the other two were arrested by the police.

The arrested are between 15 and 18 years old, according to the police, and were carrying knives.

The alarm came in at 8:37 p.m.

13 people have died after a bus ran off the road in India and crashed down a cliff, TT reports.

29 people are said to have been injured in the incident.

The accident occurred in the western parts of the country when the bus was on its way to Mumbai from Pune.

Several of the dead must belong to a music group.

It is unclear what caused the accident.

The number of fatal shootings in Sweden decreased during the first three months of the year compared to the same period last year, reports say SVT citing statistics from The police authority.

The number of shootings decreased between the first quarter of the year from 94 to 84. In contrast, the number of explosions increased from 26 to 46.

– We had an extreme increase in fatal shootings last year. When we have such a large and sharp increase in one year, it is not entirely unusual to see a decrease afterwards, says criminologist Manne Gerell, associate professor at Malmö University, who researches gang violence and the geography of crime, to SVT.

Emergency services and police are on the scene at a fire in a chain house in Haninge municipality.

The alarm came in at 20.40 after a fire started in the ventilation system in the house.

– According to their own statement, they had a scented candle on the stove, says Roger Magnussen, officer on duty at the rescue center in Stockholm County.

– It is not the facade that is on fire. But it’s probably that serious depending on how well we get at this.

No injuries have been reported.

A 13-year-old girl has gone missing in Denmark. The girl, named Filippa, was going to hand out newspapers around the small village of Kirkerup, southeast of Slagelse, when she disappeared without a trace.

Her bike, bag and phone were found in a ditch in the search area.

The police are currently searching with a large effort. Several patrols and a helicopter are participating in the search.

They have now released a picture of Filippa and are urging the public and residents in the area in question to get in touch if they have any information about where she might be.

This is reported by Ekstrabladet.