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How much emergency water should6 Jul

How much emergency water should you store at home?

Few Swedes have stored drinking water at home in case a crisis strikes. The recommendation is 25 litres of drinking water, but only one in 14 has enough emergency water at home.

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Less violence in the stands:4 Dec

Less violence in the stands: "Positive trend"

It was a quieter year in Swedish football stadiums than last year. More Bengal lights, but less violence, according to the police. We see a continued positive trend regarding the order situation at football matches, says Thérese Rosengren, section head at the National Operative Department (Noa).

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