Bedbugs Found at Uppsala Hospital’s Emergency Room, One Room Cordoned Off
Bedbugs were found and treated at the Academic Hospital in Uppsala, Upsala Nya Tidning reports.
SwedenBedbugs were found and treated at the Academic Hospital in Uppsala, Upsala Nya Tidning reports.
SwedenAutumn is here, and with it comes the time when many people close their holiday homes for the winter. Here are some tips to make sure spring opening doesn't come as a nasty surprise.
BusinessWhether it’s screaming, pooping or littering - complaints about nuisance seagulls have been a recurring issue this summer. The problem is that people and seagulls thrive in the same environment. But despite the bird rage, the five most common seagull species have declined in recent decades.
SwedenMany millions of years ago, a fruit-eating fly abandoned that diet and began eating meat. Now, scientists have gained clues about how the change occurred with the help of a museum specimen in Switzerland.
SwedenIt is a gray-brown insect that perhaps more often arouses disgust than admiration. This year's garden insect is the gray sow - one of the earth's best friends.
SwedenRat problems remain widespread in the country. Last year alone, Anticimex caught nearly a million rats.
SwedenFilm City Luxe in Uppsala has been affected by bed bugs and is now undergoing extensive sanitizing, writes Upsala New Times.
EntertainmentA dry May month strongly indicates a wasp-rich summer. In large parts of the country, it is precisely now that the future queens are building their nests. For those who need to remove an active nest, the clock is ticking.
SwedenRising temperatures and milder winters mean that more rats survive and reproduce, new research shows. In several cities, the number of rats has increased sharply - a trend that is expected to continue.
SwedenLast year, Anticimex caught nearly 1.1 million rats in Sweden, reports TV4 News. This corresponds to an increase of 5 percent.
SwedenTorn cables and mouse droppings in the kitchen. The number of call-outs against the pest has increased significantly. There are signs that it could be a real mouse year, says Thomas Persson Vinnersten at Anticimex.
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