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Dead man found in Solna – police operation

At 10 o’clock, the police were alerted to an area in Solna north of Stockholm.

There, a man has been found dead outdoors.

– Since he found him outdoors, you investigate it as a murder, says police spokesman Anders Bryngelsson.

He is not identified according to the police who made major barriers at the scene.

New entry rules in Thailand

From May 1, it will be compulsory for all foreign citizens traveling to Thailand to fill out a digital form called TM6, writes Bangkok Post.

The rule also applies to travelers from countries that are visa -free.

The form replaces a corresponding paper form that was abolished in April last year.

In the form, visitors to Thailand should, among other things, be able to report their address during the stay.

A source tells the magazine that it can take up to a year before the system works flawlessly.

Thailand’s government also discusses introducing a tourist fee of 300 baht, about a hundred kronor, for anyone who enters the country.

Unhappiness with multiple cars on E4

The police have been alerted about an accident at the height of Luleå in a northbound direction.

There should be three cars and a trailer involved, but none of the people involved should have been injured.

Rescuers have ordered but it is unclear to how many vehicles. The accident affects traffic.

Two new participants to “Let’s Dance”

In TV4 News Morning, two new participants are revealed in this year’s edition of “Let’s dance”.

Influencer Isa Östling, 21, and artist Theo Haraldsson, 19.

– I was just thinking “yes,” Östling says about his thoughts on request.

Suspected arrested for deeds against Swedes in Brussels

Spanish police have arrested a person who is wanted, suspected of involvement in the terrorist attack in Brussels in August 2023 when two Swedes were killed. The arrested is suspected of providing the perpetrator in the act with weapons before the attack that happened in connection with an international football between Belgium and Sweden.

The suspect was arrested at the airport in Malaga when he tried to leave the country.

The perpetrator in the terrorist act was shot dead in connection with the death.

Two seriously injured after accident

Two passenger cars have collided outside Norrköping.

The rescue service stated that three people have been taken to hospital.

Later, police announced that two adults had serious injuries.

The police suspect no crime.

“There has been a matter of slippery road conditions in the area,” says Olle Älveroth at the police.

Data: 70 dead in drone attack in hospital

According to local authorities, at least 70 patients must have died after a drone attack at a Saudi hospital in al-Fashir in the Sudanese region Darfur, writes Darfur Alaan magazine.

Intensive battles are underway in the area between government forces, which control the regional capital al-Fashir, and the rebel group Rapid Support Forces.

One to hospital after accident on E4

One person has been taken to hospital after an accident at E4 outside Nyköping.

The person was trapped in the truck but has now been removed. The police have no information on injury.

Initially, the road was completely closed between Kila and Stavsjö but now the road has opened again.

It can still be difficult to arrive on the road. The police have warned that it is very slippery on the roads in the area.

The Migration Minister wants to tighten the supply requirement

Migration Minister Johan Forssell does not believe that the new investigation’s proposal for supply requirements to become a citizen in Sweden goes far enough, he says in Ekot’s Saturday interviewu.

Sweden abolished the supply requirement for citizenship in 1976, something the timer now wants to reintroduce.

– What I reacted to is that the supply requirement is so low, lower than, for example, Denmark and several other countries. Seven thousand SEK left after tax, it is not far enough if you want to become a Swedish citizen, says Forsell.

The Minister of Migration also comments on what it may mean not having a decent way of life, formerly called Vandel.

– It can be systematic abuse of the welfare system, contact with criminal networks or opinions that simply challenge basic democratic Swedish values, that you pay tribute to terrorism.

– If you are a guest with someone then you make a little extra effort to be caring, says Forssell.

Four hostage is released by Hamas

Hamas will release four more Israeli hostages on Saturday, reports Jerusalem Post.

Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy, Liri Albag and Karina Ariev are the women who are released. They have been imprisoned since the terrorist attack in Israel on October 7, 2023.

Prior to the release, the Israeli military has prepared special reception centers where hostage will receive care.

Teenage boy beaten and robbed in Skellefteå

During the night towards Saturday, a teenage boy was robbed and beaten outdoors in Skellefteå.

“The person is taken to health care,” says police spokesman Åsa Mjörndal.

A crime scene has been located. The crime is investigated as a gross robbery.

After the poison alarm – Erikshjelp stops clothes from Shein

Second hand chain Erikshjälpen stops selling and receiving clothes from solid fashion company Shein, reports SVT.

The reason is stated to be that the garments contain too high levels of dangerous chemicals.

– We do not want to let these clothes circulate further, says Erikshjelpen’s sustainability manager Cathrine Kyresten to the channel.

The shein clothes that are already in stores will be sent to textile waste.

Aftonbladet has been able to reveal in a large review of Shein that Shein is violating its own sustainability promises. The review shows, among other things, that returned clothes are transported long distances, end up on toxic dumping sites in Chile and smuggled to Bolivia.

1,000 flights set in the UK

Storm Éowyn continues to hit hard against the British Isles, reports The Guardian.

Millions of people have been urged to stay inside when the severe storm pulls over Britain and Ireland. Red warnings about “danger to life” are issued as a result of the storm.

Over 1,000 flights and train and ferry traffic have been canceled. On Friday, over 100,000 households were without electricity in Scotland.

A man has died after a tree fell over his car on a road in Ireland.

Ambulance in crash in Växjö – several involved

During Saturday morning, an ambulance and a passenger car crashed at an intersection in Växjö.

A total of six people are reported to be involved, but all must have managed unharmed.

“It was slippery on the road,” said police spokesman Patric Fors.