School attack victims remain in serious but stable condition
The health condition of the two boys who were injured in the sword attack at a high school in Fagersta last Friday is described as serious but stable.
Sweden
Minister says no cause for concern over measles outbreak after Urkult festival
Three more cases of measles have been reported after the Urkult festival in Sollefteå municipality, according to the Public Health Agency. This is a limited outbreak among a group of unvaccinated people, says Minister for Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (KD) at a press conference.
Swedish politics
Measles cases rise to 11 in Urkult outbreak, contact tracing under way
A total of eleven cases have been confirmed in the measles outbreak linked to the Urkult festival, with another case reported in Stockholm, according to the Swedish Public Health Agency. Contact tracing is now underway in several regions.
Sweden
Stockholm Region to add 24,000 bus departures after fare cut boosts ridership
The Stockholm Region is strengthening public transport as more and more people take public transport, after previously cutting services significantly.
Sweden
How to reduce the risk of swimmer’s itch
With the heat of summer and long days at the beach, there are also reports of swimmers getting itchy rashes. These could be parasites on the move - but the risk of getting them under the skin can be reduced.
Sweden
Taxi Stockholm expects digital booking problems to be fixed within 24 hours
Taxi Stockholm is experiencing operational disruptions on Tuesday after problems with the digital booking system. But now there is light at the end of the tunnel, says Taxi Stockholm CEO Pernilla Samuelsson to TT.
Sweden
Public Transport Fares Cut Across Most Swedish Regions for Six Months
Now it will be cheaper to take public transport for six months. At least 16 of the country's 21 regions are cutting fares, according to a survey conducted by TT. "I'm happy that prices will be reduced, but the problem is that we haven't had time to prepare. Now we risk increased congestion," says Jakop Dalunde (MP), regional councillor for transport in Stockholm.
Sweden
More care places in Sweden but continued shortage
The number of available care places is increasing in Sweden, according to the National Board of Health and Welfare.
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