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Explosion hits building in Sweden’s Gothenburg, 25 in hospital – radio

September 28, 2021 by David Barret Leave a Comment

September 28, 2021

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -About 25 people were taken to hospital after an explosion damaged a residential building in the Swedish city of Gothenburg early on Tuesday, public service radio SR reported.

Police said they had opened an investigation. The Sahlgrenska University Hospital spokesperson said three women were seriously injured among the people taken to hospital.

Emergency services said they were working to evacuate people and put out fires in the building.

“Several apartments and stairwells are affected. It is at present unclear what has caused the explosion,” the emergency services for the wider Gothenburg area said.

A spokesperson for the emergency services said that several hundred people had been evacuated from the vicinity of the explosion and fire.

The immediate cause of the explosion and fire was unclear. The Nordic country has contended with surging gang crime in recent years, with rival groups employing explosives and fire arms to settle scores.

(Reporting by Helena Soderpalm and Anna Ringstrom; editing by Niklas Pollard, Andrew Heavens and Timothy Heritage)

Source Link Explosion hits building in Sweden’s Gothenburg, 25 in hospital – radio

David Barret
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