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Police opened an investigation Friday after a suspicious odour at Sweden's Security Service office left eight people needing hospital treatment with respiratory symptoms.

The headquarters of Sweden's Security Services were evacuated, and eight employees hospitalized after an odor was reported. It is thought the incident may have arisen from a gas leak, though the cause remains unclear.

Eight people in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, were hospitalised with respiratory problems on Friday after reporting an intense odour that police, who have opened an investigation, said may have been caused by a gas leak.

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500 people in the office were evacuated by police after an unknown substance was released. The cause of the expected leak remains unclear.

Sweden's Security Service office was evacuated Friday after a suspected gas leak that saw seven people treated in hospital, authorities said, adding that the cause of the incident was unclear.

500 people in the office were evacuated by police after an 'unknown substance' was released. The cause of the expected leak remains unclear.

Stockholm: More than 50 people were injured and dozens detained in Stockholm Thursday as clashes broke out at an Eritrean pro-government festival, police and health officials said, with anti-government protesters trashing property at the site.

More than 50 people were injured and dozens detained in Stockholm Thursday as clashes broke out at an Eritrean pro-government festival, police and health officials said, with anti-government protesters trashing property at the site.Around 1,000 anti-government demonstrators authorised to hold a protest nearby broke through a police barrier as they stormed the festival, the tabloid Expressen reported.