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Traffic accident in the direction of Stockholm with several vehicles involved.
It was just before 2 p.m. that the accident happened in the direction of Stockholm. Several vehicles are in the left lane and emergency services and police are on the scene. Two lanes are open.
- It is about a kitchen sink where a car has braked and several vehicles have run into each other. There is a big traffic impact right now, says Henrik Dewoon-Thorn at the rescue service.
According to him, no one should be seriously injured.
- We are on site together with the police and ambulance, he says.
According to the emergency services, there is currently no forecast for when traffic can start rolling again.

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