A woman was injured when she had a collision with a dog sled team in southern Åre, where multiple sleds were out on tour at the time. According to police reports, there were eight dogs involved in the incident that collided with the woman, and she was knocked over by the dogs who reportedly 'snapped and bit' at her. Despite efforts by the driver to manage the situation, the woman sustained injuries that required medical attention, including two stitches on her hand.

The event has prompted an investigation led by the prosecutor's office, which will involve interviews with all parties involved to determine if anyone can be held responsible for the accident. The incident's particulars and the circumstances surrounding the collision are key to understanding how it occurred and identifying potential accountability. Furthermore, the local county administration is also investigating the incident due to the involvement of animals in the event.

As the investigation unfolds, there may be further implications regarding the management of dog sledding tours and safety measures that need to be put in place to prevent similar incidents in the future. This situation highlights the need for clear regulations governing these activities, especially in areas frequented by pedestrians and tourists, ensuring the safety of both humans and animals in outdoor recreational settings.