Many dead at holy dip in India

Media workers arrested in Turkey

Three media workers employed on the TV channel Halk TV, which is close to the Social Democratic Turkish party CHP, has been arrested in Turkey.

They were arrested just before they would broadcast the evening program on Tuesday, according to the channel’s owner. The Turkish journalist trade union TGS says in a statement that the event “embodies the pressure that is exerted in our profession”.

Secular CHP is the foremost opposition party to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Islam Conservative AKP.

Here is Sweden’s most common birds

This year’s edition of the bird bill ended on Monday. In total, over 12,000 reports have been received, and almost 600,000 birds have been reported.

It is still common is the small birds sebaceous, blue and arrowfin. But BirdLife Sweden notes several changes to the top-50 list.

Among other things, the steplift advances in the list of the most common species. This year it ends up in place 12. When the bills started 20 years ago, it was much further down.

Putin: Want to make peace talks – but not with Zelenskyj

Russian leader Vladimir Putin says he could participate in peace negotiations with Ukraine – but excludes talking directly to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zeleskyjj, reports AP.

Putin describes Zelenskyj as “illegitimate” and points out that his presidential mandate went out last year.

Since the Russian invasion in the country, Ukraine has not been able to announce elections.

Zelenskyj commented on pronounced by saying that Putin “does everything to extend the war” in a post on X.

Explosion in Upplands-Bro-a Gripen

Several people alerted just before midnight about a high bang in Upplands-Bro outside Stockholm.

– There has been an explosion outside a multi -family house. A window has broken, says Kurt Holm, management operator at the rescue service.

No person was physically injured in the explosion.

The police have launched a preliminary investigation into grossly dangerous destruction and violation of the Flammable and Explosive Goods Act.

A person was arrested during the night.

Technicians are on their way to the scene, police announced at 01.30.

On the night of Monday, an explosion took place at an apartment in the same area.

– This one was much, much higher than the one that was the other day, it was a real dull down, says a person living in the area.

Young man knife -cut in Lund

A 20-year-old man has been cut in western Lund.

According to police, the man is seriously injured.

“It has happened outdoors in a residential area,” says Mikael Lindh, police officer on duty.

Several patrols are now working on site. So far no one has been arrested.

According to the police’s information, there must have been more than one perpetrator.

Earlier in the evening, a man was shot dead at the railway station in Lund.

Three -year -old got stuck in pallet

The rescue service in Borås went out on a least unusual alarm on Tuesday evening. A three -year -old boy had been stuck in a footstool, writes Borås Tidning.

The pallet was a kind of furniture with storage facilities.

“The parents did not get rid of the child themselves and that is why they called us,” Per Fägersten, security officer on the rescue service, told the newspaper.

The rescue service finally got the three -year -old.

The parents thanked for the help.

– And the boy was very happy when he got loose. It ended happily, Fägersten tells BT.

Hospital goes up in staff mode

There is high pressure on the emergency room at Kungälv Hospital.

Chief physician Philipp Meijering describes the situation as “very strained”.

– Many people have applied for the emergency room. The causes vary, but during the (winter) season, more people get sick and some are seriously ill and need emergency care, he tells the newspaper.

Greenlanders say no to Trump

85 percent of Greenlanders do not want to leave Denmark and become part of the United States.

It shows a new opinion poll conducted by Veriance for Danish Berlingske and Greenlandic Sermitsiaq.

The measurement has been based on web interviews with 497 inhabitants in Greenland.

The survey was conducted after Donald Trump’s play that he wants Greenland to belong to American territory.

US stops the distribution of HIV medicine

US HIV program, Pepfar, finances a large part of the drugs given to HIV positive in countries in Saharan Africa.

-We have seen halving new HIV infections and deaths in AIDS for the past 25 years. It risks being reversed, says Anna Mia Ekström, professor at Karolinska Institutet, to Ekot.

The World Health Organization, WHO, appeals to the United States to maintain its operations.

Ozempic can be given to more patients in the United States

The Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk’s diabetes medicine Ozempic has been approved to treat patients with chronic kidney disease, CNBC writes.

The decision means that the medicine can be used to reduce the risk of renal disease worsening, as well as for kidney failure and death in cardiovascular disease in patients with chronic kidney disease and diabetes.

Ozempic, which contains the active substance semaglutide, is also used to treat obesity and obesity.

Man knife cut in Gothenburg

A suspected knife cut has taken place in a home in Kortedala in Gothenburg on Tuesday evening.

The police were alerted about the incident at 20 o’clock.

A man was cared for for his injuries by ambulance personnel but, according to police, was awake and talkable.

A suspected perpetrator has been arrested.

The site is blocked off for a technical examination.

Kristersson’s words about the wave of violence: “domestic terrorism”

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) comments on the ongoing explosion wave in Sweden.

– The criminal gang shows total indifference to the public. This is a domestic terrorism that we must fight with society’s overall power. The police work intensively to prevent and stop violent acts. The police can now intercept for preventive purposes and security zones are in place. These are important tools. But more is needed, says Kristersson in a comment to Aftonbladet.

He also writes that Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer has a lightning loss to the Council against organized crime.

– On the agenda there is one thing: how the spiral of violence should be broken and how the authorities can mobilize together here and now. We will not stop until we stop the gang, says the prime minister.

South Korean aircraft caught fire

Just before the start, it started burning on an aircraft that was on its way to Hong Kong from Gimhae International Airport in South Korea, writes New York Times.

The fire broke out in the cabin on Tuesday evening.

176 people, both passengers and crew, had to evacuate and some of them were mildly injured.

Mona Lisa is to move

The Louvre museum in Paris will be renovated.

This was announced by French President Emmanuel Macron when he visited the major tourist attraction on Tuesday, writes Ritzau news agency.

This means that the world -renowned painting Mona Lisa has to change places inside the museum.

The renovation is expected to be completed in 2031.