Chalmers building closed after suspected scabies outbreak among staff
One of Chalmers' buildings has been closed for emergency cleaning due to a suspected scabies outbreak at the university, reports Göteborgs-Posten.
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One of Chalmers' buildings has been closed for emergency cleaning due to a suspected scabies outbreak at the university, reports Göteborgs-Posten.
SwedenAfter warnings of an economic crisis, the red-green city government in Gothenburg is pushing for an emergency one-time grant. Pustervik will receive almost one million kronor, reports GP.
EntertainmentElectric scooters stand out among traffic fatalities, according to a new study. The most serious accidents occur at night, with private electric scooters - often involving a drunk rider. "We were a bit surprised," says Marco Dozza at Chalmers.
SwedenThe train line between Gothenburg and Borås will remain closed until July 16, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.
SwedenThe girl was repeatedly left alone at home overnight. In February, she died at age five after a fire broke out in the apartment. Now the mother has been sentenced to six years in prison.
SwedenWhen Dungen releases a new album this fall, it is described as an open portrayal of a relationship in disintegration. The album is titled "Vidrig vår".
EntertainmentThe clothing company Kappahl Group is purchasing a majority stake in Arkivet Second Hand, the company announced in a press release.
BusinessMore and more A-tractors are rolling on Swedish roads. The stronghold is in Sundsvall.
SwedenIn the boat on the way home, Richard Svensson suddenly saw four tall dorsal fins rise out of the sea - then he saw the blowhole. Then I immediately understood that it was an orca, he tells TT.
SwedenThree men tried to steal a helicopter on Hisingen in Gothenburg on Saturday evening, reports Göteborgs-Posten.
SwedenThere was a disruption to train traffic between Falkenberg and Halmstad earlier on Saturday. Trains are expected to resume in the afternoon, SJ reports.
SwedenGreen Porno with Isabella Rossellini, or everyday absurdism through the lens of the late Briton Martin Parr? Here are five highlights from this summer's art exhibitions.
EntertainmentLast fall, two men were found shot dead in a car in Gothenburg. The same night, the suspected shooter was arrested after a dramatic car chase in Oslo. The man has now been sentenced to life in prison for the double murder.
SwedenThe extreme heat is expected to cause problems on the railways, and this weekend trains will be cancelled on several routes. In addition, the derailment in Bollebygd will affect rail services between Stockholm and Gothenburg for over a week.
SwedenA 600-meter freight train derailed in the municipality of Bollebygd, halting rail traffic. Restoration work will take about two weeks, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.
SwedenIt is now clear who will participate in the fall season of "Paradise Hotel".
EntertainmentThere was chaos ahead of the match between Uppsala and Häcken in the Swedish women's football league. The game plan was rejected, and the match had to be moved for the second time, as UNT first reported.
SportsArtists Tone Sekelius and Kiana Blanckert will tour this fall and next year with the family production "The Wizard of Oz."
EntertainmentBob Dylan is coming to Sweden for a concert at Scandinavium in Gothenburg this fall.
EntertainmentHe is known for "Con Air", "Of Mice and Men" and "Being John Malkovich". The legendary actor John Malkovich is visiting Sweden with a performance that mixes literature, classical music and theater.
EntertainmentThe terrorist threat to Sweden remains elevated, according to the Swedish Security Service. Säpo warns that Iran continues to recruit young people with gang connections to strike targets in Sweden.
SwedenInterest in taking the train is growing this summer, according to SJ.
SwedenGothenburg (Göteborg) is Sweden's second-largest city and is located on Sweden's west coast at the mouth of the Göta River. Approximately 600,000 people live in Gothenburg, and in the entire Greater Gothenburg area, around 1.1 million people reside (as of 2023), making it the fifth-largest city in the Nordic region. The city was founded in 1621 by Gustav II Adolf.