Traffic accident in Troms – one to hospital in air ambulance
(Nettavisen): One person was sent to hospital with unknown extent of damage after a traffic accident in Troms on Thursday evening.
At 22.20 the police received a report of a traffic accident on Fylkesveg 854 Lyngstad, in Målselv municipality in Troms.
– A car has driven off the road. There was only one person in the car, writes Troms police district on X.
The driver was flown to hospital by air ambulance. The extent of the damage is not known.
The police first reported the incident at 00:03.
– The person’s injuries are not life-threatening. We are investigating the case, the police told NTB at five o’clock.
The police are investigating the incident.
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Man flown to Rikshospitalet after work accident
A man was injured on Thursday evening in a work accident on a fishing boat in Austevoll in Vestland. He was transported by helicopter to Rikshospitalet.
– The accident happened at sea. We are on the boat to investigate the case, as it is a work accident, says operations manager Steinar Hausvik in the West police district to Bergensavisen.
The injured person is sent to the Rikshospitalet, writes Bergens Tidende.
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Two people taken with a trailer loaded with stolen goods
On Friday night, the police responded to a report of a burglary in a detached house in Andebu in Sandefjord.
The police in the South-east police district were notified of the incident at 11.45pm.
– At the scene, the patrol found a trailer with probably stolen goods from the detached house. The police stayed behind and searched the trailer, they say on X.
At 02.10 the patrol reported that a car with two people arrived at the scene. Both were arrested when they were supposed to attach the aforementioned trailer to the car. The two people have been remanded in custody.
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Syria: – over 30 killed in Israeli attack
At least 36 Syrian soldiers were killed in an Israeli attack near Aleppo in northern Syria, reports the SOHR monitoring group. Civilians were also killed, according to Syria.
The Israeli attack was aimed at an area “near rocket depots belonging to the Lebanese group Hezbollah,” the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said.
The Syrian Ministry of Defense says Israel and “terrorist groups” are behind attacks against several targets in the countryside around Aleppo around 1.45am on Friday.
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Four died after falling into the sea during a storm in Spain
Four people lost their lives in three separate incidents after falling into the sea in Spain, the emergency services report. There is a warning for wind or rain in several places.
A minor Moroccan boy and a German man died near the city of Tarragona on the Mediterranean coast. The German jumped into the sea to try to save the boy, says the Guardia Civil.
On the Atlantic coast in northern Spain, a man and a woman died after falling into the sea in two separate incidents west of the city of Gijón. Local authorities say the man was a British citizen.
On Thursday, the national weather service issued danger warnings for heavy winds and rain in several places in Spain. On the coast of Asturias, waves of up to seven meters were reported.
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Attack on infrastructure at Dnipro
Russian forces attacked infrastructure near the city of Dnipro in central Ukraine on the night of Friday, the governor of the area said. At least one person was injured.
– The enemy’s main target is our people and places that are important to them, says Governor Serhij Lysak on Telegram.
It is not clear in Lysak’s message what kind of attack it was, but several people commenting on Telegram suggest that rockets were used and that explosions were heard in the area.
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The Pope washed and kissed the feet of female inmates
In a traditional Easter ritual, Pope Francis on Thursday washed and kissed the feet of twelve female inmates in a prison on the outskirts of Rome
The pope, who has been struggling with illness recently and canceled a Palm Sunday sermon, appeared healthy and smiling when he visited the prison in the suburb of Rebibbia.
– We all make small mistakes, big mistakes. But the Lord always awaits us with open arms, and he never tires of forgiving, the Pope pointed out.
It is a tradition that twelve people are selected each year to have their feet washed by the leader of the Catholic Church. The ritual is in memory of Jesus washing the disciples’ feet at the Last Supper.
This year’s edition stands out because, for the first time, Pope Francis had chosen only women for the washing of the feet. He was the first to include women in the tradition and also the first pope to choose to wash the feet of non-Christians.
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