Swedish School Closes After Apartment Fire in Borlänge
A major apartment fire forced a Swedish high school to close and send students home. Authorities warn residents to stay indoors due to heavy smoke, while schools switch to digital learning. The incident highlights community safety measures during emergencies.
Alice Lund High School in Borlänge sent students home after a major apartment fire. Abdul Waris and Noa Brands were among the students affected by the closure. Authorities issued a public warning about heavy smoke in the Tjärna ängar area. Residents must stay indoors until the air clears. The school day continues with digital lessons for all students. Preschool Trollskogen in the neighborhood accommodated younger children. Many parents chose to keep their children home as a precaution. The fire created significant disruption in this central Swedish community. School officials face practical challenges with the sudden shift to remote learning. Emergency services continue monitoring air quality in the affected area.