Lund renovates shelters but not all residents will fit in case of war

Lund municipality is renovating its shelters amid global uncertainty. Capacity remains insufficient for all residents.

Lund municipality is working to renovate existing shelters. The municipality is emptying storage facilities as part of the effort.

No new shelters have been built in Sweden since 2002 according to Anders Johannesson at the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency.

Östratornskolan has two shelters with space for about 150 people each. A steep staircase leads down to the facilities.

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Swedish emergency services team in a post-incident evaluation meeting at a school following a mass shooting.
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Evaluation after Risbergska calls for more joint training

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The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency has evaluated society's handling of the mass shooting at Campus Risbergska. The report points to both functioning parts and areas needing improvement.

Östergötland's only special shelter in central Linköping is to be modernized. Property owner Castellum will start the renovation in the autumn on behalf of the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency.

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Carl-Oskar Bohlin, minister for civil defense, inaugurated a 50-year-old bunker in Eslöv on Wednesday that Staffanstorp municipality has bought and renovated. The facility will serve as a command center during crises.

The Swedish Armed Forces are turning parts of the training area in Enköping into protected zones. This means barriers and access bans for the public on 275 hectares of forest.

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Mikael Höglund regularly travels from Sollentuna to Uppsala to eat breakfast and lunch at Mikaelsgården. The facility run by Stadsmissionen accepts visitors from several municipalities.

Rose-Marie Pettersson has been promised a new apartment through the Bostad först project in Borlänge. She was evicted from her previous home two years ago but now receives a second chance.

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