Explosion in Fagersjö, Stockholm: No Injuries Reported, Investigation Underway

An explosion in Fagersjö, Stockholm caused building damage but no injuries; police are investigating with helicopter assistance.

    Key details

  • • Explosion occurred around 12:30 AM in Fagersjö, Farsta, southern Stockholm.
  • • No major injuries reported, but building facade near entrance damaged.
  • • Police cordoned off area and deployed a helicopter for search.
  • • Investigation classified as public endangerment and breach of explosive materials laws.

An explosion occurred early Wednesday morning around 12:30 AM at a multi-family building in Fagersjö, Farsta, a district in southern Stockholm. Police responded promptly to the scene and confirmed that while an explosion had taken place, there were no major injuries reported.

According to Andreas Aaw, the police duty officer, the explosion caused damage to the building’s facade near the entrance. Authorities have secured the area by cordoning off the vicinity and deployed a helicopter to conduct aerial searches around the location. In addition, police are carrying out door-to-door inquiries and interviewing witnesses to further their investigation.

The incident has been classified as public endangerment and a violation of laws related to flammable and explosive materials. Despite the damage to the property, authorities emphasized that no personal injuries have been reported.

This ongoing investigation aims to establish the cause and circumstances surrounding the explosion. Police presence remains active in the area to ensure public safety and gather more information from residents and witnesses.

"Something has exploded, but there are no major damages," stated Andreas Aaw, summarizing the scene as police continue their inquiries.

Authorities urge the public to stay vigilant and cooperate with the investigation as it progresses.

This article was translated and synthesized from Swedish sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.

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