An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.1 struck south of Lycksele in Sweden on Saturday at 12:46, marking an unusually large event for the country. The tremor was the largest recorded in Västerbotten since May 2024, with widespread shaking reported by residents across the region.
A surge in reindeer collisions and disturbances on Nordic roads has intensified calls for safety measures, with over 130 incidents reported in one Swedish region this winter and recent herd migrations disrupting traffic and events.
A passenger car drove into a house wall, with a technical error reported on a news website. The incident's cause and any injuries remain unknown.
A passenger car was completely burned out after catching fire on the cantonal road in Mesocco GR on Sunday afternoon, with the driver escaping unharmed. The Graubünden cantonal police are investigating the incident, focusing on a potential technical problem in the fuel system.