News from the week: Säfsen fire, Electric support for the riding club and a serious situation in the ambulance service

• Fire at Säfsen’s ski resort

The rescue manager: “We can’t handle this”

After the fire at the Säfsen ski resort – unclear when the technical investigation can begin

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“We have taken material out of the building,” says CEO Hans Eriksson about the fire – hear more about what Säfsen is doing now to still keep operations going. Photo: Roger Nimbratt

• Electricity subsidy in Norway – none in Sweden

Electricity prices at roughly the same level

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Hear country trader Kristine Singstad Österhaug about the importance of electricity subsidies, and her thoughts on Swedish companies not yet receiving electricity subsidies. Photo: Patrik Qvicker/SVT

• Bjursås riding club’s turnaround – saved by Falu municipality’s electricity support

All associations with their own facilities receive electricity support • Equestrian clubs receive extra money

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See how Bjursås riding club will use the grants, and hear about the trend that more people than normal have given up their riding school place. Photo: Alfred Jakobsson/SVT

• Serious situation for ambulance healthcare in Dalarna – “Can’t be a good employer”

The overtime is equivalent to 18 full-time positions • Does not fill the vacancies

Ambulance nurse Anders Johansson in Leksand: “Recovery is getting worse”

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“The most frustrating thing is that we cannot maintain a good working environment” – hears the ambulance manager in Leksand about the problem. Photo: Charlotte Pettersson/SVT

• Cautious start to the wolf hunt in Dalarna – “See no problems with that”

Jägerförbundet: The track condition is an aggravating factor

Five wolves killed in Dalarna’s border area

Record-breaking license hunt for avrg started

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What makes the police available during the wolf hunt? Hear Peter Karlsson, police area manager Dalarna, tell the story in the clip. Photo: TT/SVT
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