Despite several hospital visits, a heart defect was not discovered in time and the small child died. Region Sörmland has found several deficiencies that may have led to the incident, according to Eskilstuna-Kuriren.
SwedenA 55-year-old woman who is charged with involvement in the murder of her 27-year-old daughter-in-law in Eskilstuna last autumn does not suffer from a serious mental disorder, according to a forensic psychiatric report. This means that the woman can be sentenced to prison.
SwedenA man in his 80s has died after a traffic accident just outside Eskilstuna, the police write on their website.
SwedenThe Thai air force confirms that it has used its Swedish-made Gripen aircraft in the border conflict with Cambodia.
WorldA 19-year-old man is sentenced to six years in prison for a fatal shooting in Eskilstuna in April 2023. Among the evidence are rap lyrics that the teenager has written about the murder, where the victim is named. "I laugh when I stand there and look at how he dies", the man wrote.
SwedenThe sculptor and the brick queen Ulla Viotti has passed away, reports Ystads Allehanda.
EntertainmentUnder half a million, or five times as much? The prices of a condominium apartment in the most common student cities vary greatly. It is cheapest for those who want to buy themselves a study den in Sundsvall.
BusinessAn 18-year-old man is prosecuted for murder after a fatal shooting in Eskilstuna during the spring of 2023, reports SVT News Sörmland. The shooting is believed to be gang-related.
SwedenA heavy rain- and thunderstorm is moving in over the country after the Midsummer weekend. In several places there is a risk of flooding. It is a large area that is included, says Marie Staerk, duty meteorologist at SMHI.
SwedenIn September, a 27-year-old woman is found murdered in Eskilstuna. Her husband and several people in his family are now charged with what is said to be an honor killing. If the rumor is already being smeared, then I'll clean it up, says the woman's mother-in-law in a recorded phone call played on the first day of the trial.
SwedenAfter eight months, the trial for Sweden's largest environmental crime is going to court. The prosecutors are demanding six years in prison for "waste queen" Fariba Vancor and four others in the Think Pink scandal. There is no basis either for the charges or the sentence requested, says Vancor's lawyer Thomas Olsson.
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