A suspected dangerous object was found in a multi-family house in Solna on Monday after a bang was heard in the stairwell. Police launched an operation and asked residents to stay indoors without evacuating. It later turned out the object was harmless.
On the evening of Monday, December 1, 2025, police were alerted to a multi-family house in Solna after a bang was heard in the stairwell at 17:15. Upon arrival, officers observed an object they could not immediately assess, treating it as dangerous until further notice.
Police spokesperson Susanna Rinaldo commented on the incident: "When police arrive, they observe an object that they cannot assess right away. Therefore, it is regarded as dangerous for the time being." Residents in the building were instructed to remain in their apartments while the operation continued. By 19:00, the police response was still ongoing at the scene.
There were no reports of injuries or material damage. At 20:00, police announced that the object had been examined and found to be harmless, lifting the cordons. No suspicions of crime are present at this time.
The incident was handled swiftly by police in Solna, a suburb of Stockholm, without escalating into a larger event. This highlights routines for managing suspected objects in residential areas.