A man has been attacked by a man in central Älvsbyn.
The police were alerted to the incident at 5:40 p.m.
The suspect, who is in his 50s, is said to have used an accessory.
There is no information on the condition of the injured man.
The police are investigating the incident as serious assault.
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At 2 pm today, a car and a truck collided on road 509 in southern Gävle.
The occupants of the car, a man and a woman who were both in their 80s, were taken to hospital.
Later, word came that the woman had died from her injuries. Relatives have been notified.
The police have drawn up a report of negligence in traffic, but there is no suspect for the crime.
The police, emergency services and ambulance have been alerted to a drowning accident at a bathing place in Nynäshamn.
The alarm came in at 4:30 p.m.
– A surfer has been pulled out of the water by his friends, says Anders Hägglund, officer on duty at the rescue service.
The person was awake and able to speak when patrol arrived at the scene.
– Now we are waiting for an ambulance helicopter.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zleenskyj in the UN General Assembly. Photo: Richard Drew/AP/TT
Ukraine’s president warns of a nuclear disaster in Ukraine as he opens his speech to the UN General Assembly.
– That must never happen, says Zelensky.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy began his appearance at the UN General Assembly by talking about the morning when he was informed that Russian forces had fired shots at the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant.
– We in Ukraine all remember the disaster in Chernobyl, says Zelensky.
– Therefore, the fourth point (in a peace plan) is about safety for nuclear power plants, he says during the ongoing debate with heads of state and government.
He notes that Russia is targeting civilian energy structures in Ukraine, which leaves “our residents in the dark and cold”.
But Zelenskyy has already spoken out on several occasions about the Russian invasion war in Ukraine. The direction has been clear: Russia must be forced to a peace, according to Zelensky.
The emergency services received an alarm just before 15.30 on Wednesday afternoon that two motorists had collided on Länsväg 246 in Hagfors.
Emergency services are on the scene with police and an ambulance.
– We have taken out a person from one of the vehicles who was stuck with his leg, says Magdalena Andersson, group leader at SOS.
There is smoke coming from one of the vehicles involved and the forecast is that traffic will be completely closed until 16.40.
– We have no information about the state of the damage or how many are injured, says Magdalena Andersson.
SAS cancels all its departures between Sundvall-Timrå Airport to Stockholm during November and December.
It reports Sundsvall’s newspaper.
– This is a real setback for us, who had expected to move towards a better year, says airport manager Frank Andersson to the newspaper.
Heavy smoke spreads. Photo: Reader picture.
There is a heavy fire in an apartment building in Hisings Backa in Gothenburg.
The alarm came in at 15:12 on Wednesday afternoon.
The emergency services are on site with a larger resource.
– The fire started on a balcony. There is a risk of spreading upwards towards the roof and the wind, says Lydia Bradaric, alarm and line operator at the rescue service.
Shortly after 4 p.m., the emergency services state that the fire is ongoing in several apartments and is spreading to the attic.
– It is a fully developed fire and continued risk of spread in the roof. We don’t have a forecast yet for how long we need to stay, says commanding officer Johan Eklund.
The emergency services have not had to make any evacuations of the building. According to the police, there is no information about any injured persons.
– We support the rescue service by keeping cordons around the scene, says Hans-Jörgen Ostler, the police’s press officer.
There is currently no criminal classification.
– All the focus now is on making sure no one gets hurt. After that we will take a closer look at the circumstances.
Read more here.
The horror ship Ruby as it leaves the harbor in Norway. Photo: Stian Saur/Nordlys/TT
The damaged ship Ruby, loaded with 20,000 tons of ammonium nitrate, is now in the English Channel, according to Marine Traffic, which has real-time data on sea traffic.
The cargo ship has been denied port access in several countries due to safety concerns following technical problems that arose when the ship ran aground off the coast of northern Norway in August.
Read more in Plus: The experts: That could be the case for Ruby
China’s Ministry of Defense announced on Wednesday morning that it had test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) in the Pacific Ocean.
Now the Japanese news site states 47News that the missile landed south of Hawaii.
Police in Sundsvall have been alerted to a construction site because an unauthorized person is said to have been there. The police write this on their website.
Clothes and food boxes must be missing from the workplace.
The police searched the area for the person but did not find a suspect.
The whole thing is being investigated as trespassing and petty theft.
Wolves have been strictly protected according to the Species and Habitats Directive’s classification, which meant that all hunting has had to take place with exception regulations.
But now a majority of EU member states have voted again on a proposal to lower the wolf’s protection status in Europe.
The result could lead to it becoming easier to allow wolf hunting in most of the EU’s countries – and that Sweden thus avoids being dragged before the EU’s court for the hunt that has already been carried out for several years, writes TT.
– I see this as an extremely important and long-awaited decision. This could mean that in the future we can reduce the bureaucracy and create a simpler and more predictable system around wolf management, says Jägareförbundet’s chairman Peter Eriksson in a press release.
Sweden’s wolf hunting has long been questioned by the EU Commission, which, however, has not yet taken Sweden to the EU court on the matter.
The wolf population in the EU is estimated at around 19,000 animals.
Police and ambulance have moved to an address in Smedby west of Kalmar.
– We have received information that three people are injured, says police spokesperson Fredrik Bratt.
The extent of the injury is currently unknown.
– We have no information that anyone will be seriously injured, but it is always difficult to assess, says Fredrik Bratt.
The incident is currently classified as assault.
More and more companies are engaging the Norwegian Crown Prosecutor to get paid from crisis-stricken Northvolt, reports DN.
According to an extract from the Norwegian Crown Authority’s register on 19 September, there were 49 ongoing cases linked to the company – for a total of SEK 61.9 million.
The majority of cases concern the Skellefteå factory, where 1,000 people lost their jobs earlier this week.
The requirements come from, among other things, banks, car rental companies and Skellefteå municipality.
A bicycle and a car are said to have collided at Mörners väg in Växjö.
– We just arrived at the scene, I don’t yet know if anyone is in need of care, says police spokesperson Katarina Rusin.
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