Warning of major attack – embassies in Kyiv are closed

Fight at the district court

The police have been alerted to a large fight at Malmö district court, according to information to TV4 News.

Between 15 and 20 people must be involved.

According to the information, a trial against football supporters will take place in the district court.

Million fine for ammunition company – after accident

The ammunition company Nammo in Karlsborg is fined millions, reports P4 Skaraborg.

The fine comes after an explosion accident last year when an employee was seriously injured and forced to undergo several operations. According to the prosecutor, a lack of risk assessment of the work steps was behind the accident.

The fine amounts to a total of SEK 2.1 million.

The “bonus prince” is requested to be detained

Shortly after 11pm on Monday evening, Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s son, Marius Borg Høiby, was arrested by the police for the third time this autumn. This time suspected of rape.

The arrest took place, according to Dagbladet’s information, less than a day before he was to board a flight to London to begin rehabilitation for his drug problems.

During Tuesday, the “bonus prince” was interrogated, and on Wednesday Norwegian media reports that the police want to request his arrest.

Kremlin dismisses cable allegations: Laughable

The Russian power headquarters, the Kremlin, dismisses accusations that Russia has sabotaged data cables in the Baltic Sea.

– It is quite absurd to continue to accuse Russia of everything for no reason. It is laughable in the context of the lack of reaction to Ukrainian sabotage activities in the Baltic Sea, says spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

Two data cables in the Baltic Sea, one between Finland and Germany and one between Sweden and Lithuania, have been broken or damaged in a short time. Authorities in Sweden and several other countries suspect sabotage and have started investigations.

Cable car crash in Val Thorens – eight injured

Eight people have been injured after a cable car crashed in the French ski resort of Val Thorens on Tuesday, write CNN.

In the cable car were construction workers who were going to climb the Cime Caron mountain. It is said to have been bad weather conditions when the cable car “collided with the arrival station”.

The emergency services sent more than 120 rescue personnel to the scene.

The incident seriously injured two people and six others suffered minor injuries.

“The cable car was in construction mode to transport workers due to the high-altitude project. This mode of operation, which is partly manual, is very different from the complete automation used during the season to transport skiers,” the ski destination writes in a statement.

A dead – bomb cyclone ravages the US: “Don’t go out”

During Tuesday evening American time, a so-called bomb cyclone moved in over the northwestern United States.

The cyclone brings with it hurricane force winds and large amounts of rain and snow “unlike anything” they have seen in a long time.

The strong hurricane winds have brought down many trees and in the state of Washington a woman died on Tuesday evening when she was hit by a falling tree, writes AP.

“Trees are falling all over the city and falling on homes. If you can, go to the lowest floor and stay away from windows. Do not go out if you can avoid it,” writes the fire department in Bellevue, on X.

The storm has also caused major power outages. Over half a million households in Washington were reported to be without power early Wednesday morning.

The cyclone is expected to last for several days and flood warnings and wind gusts of over 33 meters per second have been issued.

Rat invasion in emergency accommodation

24 homeless families in an emergency accommodation in Malmö need to be evacuated, reports SVT Skåne.

The reason is that the area has been invaded by rats that have now entered the houses.

The problems already started several months ago when, among other things, poor garbage disposal attracted rats. When they later started digging in the ground due to sewage works, the problems got worse.

Now the city of Malmö takes a drastic decision – all families are evacuated and the accommodation is declared unusable for an indefinite period.

Elon Musk is called for questioning

The UK summons Elon Musk for questioning after the disinformation scandal at X after the Southport attack last summer, writes Rolling Stone.

It was in July that a teenager stormed a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in the British seaside town. There he stabbed several people. Three children were murdered.

After the crime, lively discussions started on X, where rumors spread that the perpetrator was undocumented and Muslim. It later emerged that he was born in Wales and had a Christian background.

Color attack on airports

The police have been alerted to Sturup airport in Malmö.

– Shortly after 9 o’clock we received a call about two activists who threw paint at the main entrance and started a fire extinguisher, says police spokesperson Evelina Olsson.

Shortly afterwards, identical alarms come, this time from Arlanda and Landvetter.

Whistle blowing care assistant wins in HD

The care assistant raised the alarm about shortcomings during the pandemic and received a sharp warning from his managers. Now she is winning in the Supreme Court (HD).

The care assistant received a written reminder after she told a journalist about abuses at one of the care company Attendo’s residences during the pandemic.

In its ruling, HD writes that the company’s message to the employee had a strikingly sharp message. Now two representatives of the company are being sentenced for violating the Act on Whistleblower Protection in certain individual operations.

The penalty is set at daily fines.

“In the ruling, the Supreme Court has made it clear that an employer who gives an employee a warning, because she or he has provided information to the media, can in some cases be convicted of a crime,” says Christine Lager, who was one of the judges in the case, in a comment and continues:

“It does not matter what the employer calls the notice. The decisive factor is whether the message conveys a sharp message of retaliation to the employee”.

Managers at the rescue service are suspended

Two high-ranking managers at the rescue service in Greater Gothenburg have been temporarily removed from duty. The reason is a whistleblower alarm, writes SVT.

What caused the alarm is still unclear.

The managers will be removed from service while an investigation is underway.

The rescue service writes that the investigation will be led by an external party to “guarantee an independent and fair review of what has emerged”.

– We are aware that this situation raises questions, and we are working to handle this matter with the greatest possible accuracy and speed, but right now we have no more information to give, says Ingrid Andreae, chairperson of RSG’s federal board.

Naked man outside police station

A man in his 30s was outside the police station in Vänersborg during Wednesday morning, writes Ttela.

The incident took place at 6am and the man was taken into custody by the police in accordance with LOB, the law on the handling of intoxicated persons.

The man is also suspected of minor drug offences, personal use.

UN: No aid to northern Gaza for 40 days

It is becoming increasingly difficult to survive in the northern Gaza Strip. Not a single UN aid effort has reached those in need in the past 40 days, states the UN agency Ocha.

A death in a workplace accident

A 65-year-old man was found unconscious in an area at a recycling center in Gothenburg on Tuesday afternoon.

The man was taken to hospital by ambulance, seriously injured.

On Wednesday morning, the police state on their website that the man is dead. Relatives have been notified.

The incident is now being investigated as a workplace accident, causing the death of another.