Suspected Gas Leak Leads to Evacuation and Hospitalization at Sweden's Security Service HQ

No gas detected following initial reports, as authorities investigate the cause of the alert.

A suspected gas leak at Sweden's Security Service headquarters in Solna prompted the evacuation of about 500 people and hospitalization of eight, including police officers.
Authorities have not confirmed the presence of gas; initial reports suggested phosgene detection, but no gas was detected inside or outside the building.
The incident led to a large area around the headquarters being sealed off, with emergency services and police responding promptly.
Sweden is on high alert due to its pending NATO membership, with Hungary expected to ratify its application on Monday.
The incident underscores concerns about safety and security at critical national infrastructure amid heightened geopolitical tensions.