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Man in his 70s dies after being hit by truck on Highway 51 in Örebro

Court of Appeal rejects licensed wolf hunting in Västmanland

The Court of Appeal in Sundsvall has rejected licensed wolf hunting in Västmanland. The court ruled there is a lack of scientific support for allowing licensed wolf hunting at such low levels.

Prison beds reviewed after inmate suicide attempt at Kumla Prison

The Swedish Prison and Probation Service will review security following an attempted suicide by an inmate at Kumla Prison and may need to replace bunk beds in Swedish prisons, reports P4 Örebro.

Pharmacies sound the alarm as patients tamper with weight loss drugs

Sales of weight-loss drugs are skyrocketing. Now pharmacists are sounding the alarm that people are tampering with doses to make them last longer. Fake weight-loss drugs for injection are also being marketed online. "You should absolutely not buy and inject anything if you don't know what it is," says Ylva Trolle Lagerros, professor at Karolinska Institutet.

Police on Örebro school attack say response must move faster

According to the police's own review, it took a long time before life-saving efforts could begin after the mass murder in Örebro. The response must be faster, says Erik Nord, who conducted the evaluation.

State-owned Green Cargo issues layoff notices to 115 employees

The state-owned freight rail company Green Cargo is laying off 115 employees. The layoffs are focused on administrative positions, the company says in a press release.

SMHI issues new warning - more snow expected

More snow and slippery roads are expected. SMHI warns of difficult weather in several parts of the country on Wednesday.

Pharmacists warn against tampering with weight-loss drugs

Sales of weight-loss drugs are skyrocketing. Now pharmacists are sounding the alarm that people are tampering with doses to make them last longer. Fake weight-loss drugs for injection are also being marketed online. "You should absolutely not buy and inject anything if you don't know what it is," says Ylva Trolle Lagerros, professor at Karolinska Institutet.