Regional news
Police Issue Alert for Wanted Person in Älvdalen
Rapporté par l'IA
Swedish authorities in Dalarna County announced a search for a wanted individual in the Älvdalen area on the evening of September 15, 2025. The alert, posted on the police website and social media, seeks public assistance in locating the person without specifying details of the alleged offenses. Officials urged residents to report any sightings promptly while assuring no immediate public danger.
Flooding Disrupts Train Services in Norrland
Severe flooding along the Norrland coast has led to multiple train derailments and the suspension of passenger rail services north of Sundsvall. SJ has canceled night trains to Luleå and Narvik, along with daytime services between Umeå and Sundsvall. Trafikverket reports that disruptions may continue pending weather improvements.
Quiet Night Reported in Norrbotten County
Rapporté par l'IA
Swedish police in Norrbotten County reported a relatively calm night with only minor incidents, including a few cases of public intoxication and traffic violations. The summary, released early Monday morning, highlights no major crimes or emergencies in the region. Authorities noted that the night passed without significant disruptions, maintaining public safety across the county.
Calm Nights Reported in Dalarna County Over Weekend
Rapporté par l'IA
Swedish police in Dalarna County released summaries of overnight activities for September 13, 14, and 15, 2025, indicating generally quiet nights with minor incidents. The reports, published on the official police website and shared via social media, highlighted routine patrols and isolated events without major disruptions. Authorities emphasized ongoing efforts to maintain public safety in the region.
Prime Minister Speaks at Uppsala Rally Before Shooting
Swedish Prime Minister addressed an anti-violence rally in Uppsala, only hours before a shooting incident occurred in the city. The event highlighted ongoing concerns about violence in the area. Police are investigating the shooting.