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The alarm came in on Friday evening after observing a person in the water.
The alarm came in around 6 pm on Friday evening after a passer-by observed a person shouting into the water some distance out.
- A person found in the water who has been taken to hospital, says Patric Fors, police spokesperson.
Rescue services and an ambulance were called to the scene and searched with a boat and divers. The Swedish Maritime Administration searched the scene by helicopter.
- When our helicopter from the Swedish Maritime Administration came to the scene, they found a person after a little search who they winched up and transported to hospital, says Joanna Paraïso, rescue leader at the Swedish Maritime Administration's Maritime and Air Rescue Centre.
The Sea Rescue Society was also present. The extent of the damage is unclear.
A man has been taken to hospital by helicopter after a rescue operation in the water during Friday evening. The rescue service, ambulance and the Swedish Maritime Administration participated in the search. No additional people or boats have been found in the area.
One person has been taken to hospital after a rescue effort in the water during Friday evening. The rescue service, ambulance, the Sea Rescue Society and the Swedish Maritime Administration's helicopter participated in the search after a passerby raised the alarm.
The emergency services were alerted on Friday morning to central Västerås after reports that a person was stuck under a fallen tree. The person has been freed and taken to hospital.

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