Expressen: Storm, Shooting, and Somali Concerns Dominate Latest News
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Severe Storm Impacts Norway, potential for 25-Year High
Norway is bracing for what authorities call a potentially catastrophic storm, with falling trees, disrupted travel, and residents seeking shelter. The Meteorological Institute warns of hazardous conditions outdoors as the storm,named Amy,intensifies.
This weather event is feared to be the worst to hit Norway in 25 years, prompting widespread alerts and safety precautions.
Read more: The alarm: Amy can be the worst in 25 years
Somali MP Voices Opposition to Swedish Criminal Expulsions
A Somali Member of Parliament, Abdillahi Hashi Abib, has publicly criticized Sweden’s recent policy of deporting criminals to Somalia, stating that Somalia does not want to receive individuals convicted of serious crimes.
“We do not want rapists, pedophiles and gang leaders from Sweden on the streets of Mogadishu,” Abib told Expressen, reflecting growing anger over the expulsions.
Read more: Somali anger toward Sweden
Shooting Reported in Linköping
Police are investigating a shooting that occurred at 17:54 in the Vasastaden district of Linköping, Sweden. A man was shot and transported to a hospital with injuries that are not currently considered life-threatening.
Authorities report receiving multiple calls regarding loud bangs in the central area, which was populated at the time of the incident. Police spokesperson Angelica Forsberg stated that investigators are actively collecting witness testimony.
Read more: Shooting in Linköping
