In Farsta, a suburb of Stockholm, Swedish police have reported the discovery of a suspected dangerous object outside a townhouse, leading to extensive cordoning off of the area. Mats Eriksson, the spokesperson for the Stockholm police, confirmed that residents from several houses have been advised to stay indoors for safety. The alert was raised shortly before 10 PM on Sunday evening, indicating the urgency of the situation.

The police are taking no chances with the found object, opting to wait for bomb disposal experts to arrive at the scene for a thorough examination. Mats Eriksson stated that they suspect the object could pose a danger and have therefore initiated a preliminary investigation concerning the preparation for public dangerous destruction. As the situation unfolds, authorities are maintaining a high state of alert, ensuring that public safety measures are prioritized.

Currently, there are no suspects related to the incident, but the police's investigation is ongoing. The community is urged to remain calm while the authorities manage the situation, reflecting the careful and cautious approach that the Stockholm police are taking in response to potential threats.