Rat droppings found at O'Learys Vasagatan

The Miljö- och hälsoskyddsnämnden has issued an order against O'Learys Vasagatan after rat droppings and gnaw marks were found on the premises.

On July 6 the environmental authority inspected the sports bar following complaints about rats near Centralen station in Stockholm. Suspected rat droppings were noted in the kitchen along with gnaw marks on door frames and several snap traps.

Three days later the inspectors returned. They then found food waste, garbage and rat droppings also in the bar and at guest toilets as well as fat deposits from a rat near a ceiling hole.

On July 14 the board decided that the restaurant must immediately clean the premises and protect them against pests. The order applies even if appealed because rats can spread infection.

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Realistic photo of Malmö canal during sewer leak repairs with wastewater discharge and water conservation warning sign for residents.
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VA Syd urges Malmö residents to reduce wastewater

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VA Syd is urging central Malmö residents to flush toilets less, avoid laundry and dishwashing, and shower shorter or at friends' places outside the area. The reason is a leak in a major sewer line requiring repairs. Wastewater will be discharged into Malmö canal from May 5 at 19:00 to May 7 at 00:00.

A restaurant in Borlänge was forced to close immediately at the end of last week after mouse droppings were discovered during an inspection.

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A popular restaurant in Borlänge was forced to close after environmental inspectors found serious deficiencies during an unannounced check last week.

Large amounts of oil have leaked into Kvillebäcken on Hisingen in Göteborg. Rescue services were alerted to the site on Sunday morning and cleanup work is underway.

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Mora municipality has lifted its advisory against bathing at Våmåbadet following new tests. The warning was issued on 17 July due to elevated bacteria levels.

Residents in Björklinge have been disturbed for several months each year by rooks nesting in the trees. Uppsala Municipality is now responding to the complaints and will begin work on an action plan next week.

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Municipal company Hemab warns around one thousand households in northern Härnösand not to drink tap water after a break-in at a water facility. Police are investigating suspected vandalism.

 

 

 

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