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A man has been injured by a sharp object at Posengård in Malmö.
The alarm came in at 10 p.m.
The man is said to have been attacked by one or more people, who then left the scene.
The police are interviewing the victim, looking for witnesses, checking surveillance cameras in the area and looking for people or the people who attacked the man.
The text is updated.
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Police and emergency services have been alerted to a loud bang in Rosengård in Malmö.
– There must have been a loud bang, but we cannot establish that it was a detonation. There are no material damages, says Filip Annas, press spokesperson at the police.
He continues:
– We are on site and investigating.
A little later, the police write on their website that it is unclear what caused the explosion, but that there is no suspicion of a crime.
In connection with unloading at a company in Herrljunga municipality, a 55-year-old man was hit by a large object and seriously injured.
The man’s life could not be saved. Relatives have been notified of the death.
The police have drawn up a report of culpability in the death of another in connection with a workplace accident, they write on their website.
The site has been cordoned off for technical investigation. No one is suspected of a crime.
SMHI has issued a yellow warning for snowfall in the northeastern part of Norrbotten county.
From Wednesday afternoon to Thursday morning can bring 10-15 cm of snow, locally 20 cm of sleet.
They warn that traffic may be slower due to hail, snow slush and poor visibility.
They also warn that there may be delays for buses, trains and flights.
The police are on the scene in Kungsängen outside Stockholm because of a suspected dangerous object, according to information to Aftonbladet.
The police confirm that they are on the scene but are otherwise tight-lipped about the incident.
– I can’t say much about it, but we are there and doing a check, says Robert Sennerdal, press spokesperson at the police.
He continues:
– No one should be injured.
According to information given to Aftonbladet, the National bomb shelter will also be on site.
– I cannot comment on that, says Sennerdal.
At 9 p.m., the police wrote on their website that they were there to “carry out investigative measures”.
The cordons that were on the site have now been lifted.
They have secured evidence and seized it.
Vladimir Putin greets Donald Trump in Paris 2018. File photo. Photo: Ludovic Marin/AP/TT
During the corona pandemic, Donald Trump allegedly sent a covid test to Vladimir Putin in Russia. That is what the legendary Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward writes in the as yet unpublished book “War”.
According to the Washington Post, which received access to Woodward’s script, Putin gratefully accepted the covid test as he was terrified of contracting covid-19. He is also said to have urged Trump not to tell anyone that he sent medical equipment to Russia.
Bob Woodward is best known for having, together with his colleague Carl Bernstein, done the journalistic work that led to the Watergate scandal and, by extension, the resignation of President Richard Nixon.
The book “War” will be published on 15 October.
Hashem Safieddine. Photo: AP
Israel says Hezbollah leader Hashem Safieddine has been killed.
This is reported by TT and refers to the Reuters news agency.
Safieddine, said to be a likely successor to Hassan Nasrallah, has been missing since an Israeli airstrike last week.
Now Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that Safieddine is dead.
An elderly man has been injured in an apartment fire. Archive image. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT
An 85-year-old man has been injured in an apartment fire in Malmö. He is being treated in hospital with serious injuries, according to Region Skåne.
The alarm about the fire in an apartment building came at 4 pm on Tuesday.
Smoke divers found the man in the home and helped him out.
– The fire started in the bedroom, says Fredrik Stark Kristell, commanding officer at the rescue service, to Sydsvenskan.
The police will investigate the circumstances surrounding how the fire started.
At 9 o’clock on Wednesday, SJ’s tickets for Christmas are released.
The ticket release often results in the website crashing or otherwise causing problems.
Now SJ will try a queuing solution, meaning that visitors are placed in a queue so that the booking system is kept stable, writes P4 Skaraborg.
– It often only takes a few minutes, says sales manager Eva Nord to TT.
There is a fire in a saw and carpentry company in Anttis outside Pajala, write P4 Norrbotten.
At 5:30 p.m., five fire trucks and line trucks were on site to put out the fire.
Another five were on their way then, according to the radio channel.
The rescue service has also called for help from Finland.
The text is updated.
Ken McCallum, Director General of MI5. Photo: Yui Mok/AP/TT
The UK is facing a “staggering increase” in the number of attempted murders carried out by other states, the MI5 intelligence service has announced.
Russia and Iran often turn to criminals, “from international drug traffickers to low-level crooks” to do the “dirty work”, says Ken McCallum, Director General of MI5.
The number of state threat investigations carried out by MI5 has increased by 48 per cent in the past year. Iran, Russia and China have been the main perpetrators, says McCallum.
Since January 2022, MI5 and the police have dealt with 20 potentially deadly Iran-backed plots in the UK, up from the 15 the government announced in January.
A pedestrian has been hit by a motorist in Uppsala at 12 noon today.
The pedestrian, who is a woman in her 80s, was taken by ambulance to hospital for a check-up.
The police are writing a report of aggravated assault, assault or causing bodily harm because they believe the motorist, a 65-year-old man, intended to run over the woman.
– We have no suspicions that they know each other from before. After questioning both parties after the traffic accident, we suspect that something happened that made the man angry, says Magnus Klarin Johansson, press spokesperson at the police.
Four vehicles have collided on a bridge in Södertälje.
– It’s about a truck, a van and two cars, says Patrik Johansson, officer on duty at the rescue service.
The bridge is single-lane and crosses the E4 near the Moraberg junction.
– The bridge has been closed for the last half hour, but now traffic is starting to flow as usual again.
According to the emergency services, one person complained of neck pain.
– But I don’t know if people have been taken to hospital.
A leak of pure NMP occurred last Friday at the Korean Northvolt partner Dongjin’s factory area in Skellefteå, writes news agency Siren.
According to the responsible manager at the battery supplier, who has reported the incident to the Swedish Work Environment Authority, it was about 50 kilos of NMP on an area of 5-10 square meters.
The area was evacuated and the leak was then dealt with by a specially appointed work group, without anyone being injured.
German police have cracked down on a child porn network with hundreds of thousands of users. Archive image. Photo: Thomas Banneyer/DPA/AP
German police have shut down a “giant” website with child porn and hundreds of thousands of users. In addition, six people connected to the network have been arrested.
The arrested are six men between the ages of 43 and 69 who are suspected of being leading figures behind the Darkweb platform, the police in North Rhine-Westphalia write in a statement.
The site was used solely to share pornographic material depicting children, says the chief investigator at a press conference.
There are no official figures on how many victims of crime there are, but the police state that the material shared on the site only contained images of girls.
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