Young man to hospital after accident

Accident on the Essingeleden

Police rescue services and ambulance were alerted early on Sunday morning to Essingeleden and Gröndalsbron on the occasion of an accident.

– There were four cars involved there. But that is unclear exactly what happened, says Marie Nordahl at the rescue service.

One person is said to be taken to hospital by ambulance, another has suffered minor injuries.

The death toll rises in Thailand

The death speech in Bangkok has risen to 17 killed after Friday’s extensive quake, local authorities announce.

Another 32 are cared for for injuries and 83 people are missing, most of them after a 30 -story high skyscraper collapsed in the Thai capital.

It was not completed and those affected are mainly construction workers.

The earthquake, which had a magnitude of 7.7, had its epicenter near the million city of Mandalay in Mynamar. In the closed dictatorship, over 1,600 people have so far been confirmed dead and more than 3,400 were injured.

Aircraft crashed into houses

On Saturday, a single -engine propeller plane crashed into a residential building in Minnesota in the United States.

It was on its way from Des Moines in Iowa to an airport in Minneapolis when the accident occurred.

The house began to burn heavily, but the residents could get out and managed without physical injuries, writes CBS News.

According to the rescue service, there are no survivors from the aircraft, of the Socata TBM 700 type, which can accommodate six people. It is unclear how many were on board.

Five arrested after violence event in Norway

Five people have been arrested after the “serious violence event” in Trondheim on Saturday, reports Norwegian media.

They are suspected of causing serious bodily injury or assisting to it, writes Trøndelag’s police district in a press release.

Four people, including a perpetrator, must have suffered from knife injuries. One of them is said to be life -threatening and for two is described as “seriously”.

The police have not issued any motive.

Junk board was worth unlikely sum

For almost 50 years, the oil painting hung on the wall inside Oslo’s University Hospital.

Now it has been sold at auction in New York for the equivalent of SEK 138 million, writes the BBC.

The uninitiated board is painted by the Indian artist MF Husain who died in 2011.

It was taken to Oslo in 1954 by a Ukrainian doctor who bought it for a modest sum in New Delhi during a WHO mission.

The board’s forgotten existence in the Norwegian hospital corridor came to the auction house’s Christie’s knowledge of 2013 after a tip.

Syria establishes government – with female minister

Syria’s new rule begins to take shape after the ex-president Bashar al-Assad is overturned.

Now a new transitional government has taken a seat- where Hind Kabawat becomes labor market and social minister, writes TT.

Kabawat thus becomes the first woman in the new government.

The election may indicate that interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa makes previous promises to include women in the future community building in Syria, and to protect religious freedom and minority groups, TT writes.

Powerful fire in silo

A large effort is going on in Laxå after a fire broke out in a silo, reports P4 Örebro.

The alarm arrived at 21.35 and eight rescue vehicles are in place to fight the fire. There is no information that anyone was injured.

Russian attack on hospital – two dead

Russia has attacked a military hospital in Charkiv, says the Ukrainian military.

According to the Kyiv Post, at least two people have died and several soldiers cared for at the hospital are injured.

Finland’s president has played golf with Trump

Alexander Stubb is visiting the United States. There he has harvested a golf round with Donald Trump.

“President Stubb and I look forward to strengthening the partnership between the US and Finland,” Trump writes on Truth Social.

“President Stubb told me, with the most powerful of words, that the United States is strong and forth, again. I agree.”

He also takes the opportunity to pay tribute to Stubb’s properties on the track.

“He is a very good player”.

Putin’s limousine has exploded

A limousine has exploded outside the Russian intelligence service FSB’s headquarters in Moscow, writes Photo.

The car, which is valued at more than SEK 3 million, then burns up.

According to the newspaper, Russian President Vladimir Putin is part of Russian President.

Several police officers injured after supporter fractions

Four police officers have been injured in connection with the Swedish premiere.

Three police officers were injured during a major noise at Odenplan’s commuter train station in central Stockholm during the morning.

Another police officer was injured at 17 when several people threw stones outside the 3 arena.

All are reported to be mildly injured, the police write on their website.

Hamas: Has approved suggestions on ceasefire

Hamas claims to have approved a proposal for a ceasefire, reports Reuters. The proposal must have been presented by the mediator nation Egypt.

According to the proposal, among other things, five hostages should be released, CNN writes.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel presented a counter -bid with the United States.

Alarm about fire at Munich Brewery

The rescue service is in place at the Munich Brewery Fair and Conference Center in central Stockholm.

– You have seen light smoke, possibly from a chimney or ventilation, says Ola Nilsson, management operator at SOS Alarm.

The alarm came just before 18.30. The rescue service investigates where the exact smoke comes from.

Patient began to burn – life -threatening injured

A woman aged 95 has been injured at Strömstad Hospital. According to the police, her clothes have started to burn.

The woman has been taken to Sahlgrenska Hospital by ambulance helicopter. She is said to be life -threatening.

Police were alerted during Saturday afternoon and investigating the incident as a causing bodily harm.

– The circumstances are a little unclear. It seems an accident, but which we still need to look at, says police spokesman Adam Isaksson Samara.

No one is suspected at the moment.