Swedish police say they have opened an investigation but have no suspects at the moment
Stockholm — An estimated 25 people were taken to hospital after an explosion hit a residential building in the Swedish city of Gothenburg early on Tuesday, public service radio SR reported.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.
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