A peaceful Eurovision week with occasional public order disturbances

Police officers at Eurovillage in Folkets Park in Malmö. A large number of police employees have worked to ensure that the Eurovision Song Contest could be carried out in a safe and secure manner. The security arrangements for the Eurovision Song Contest

Sammanhang: ...The Police also handled several non-authorised public gatherings. The majority of these did not cause any major order disturbances. Before the Eurovision Song Contest final on Saturday, the Police handled a non-authorised public gathering at the entrance of Malmö Arena in the Hyllie area, during which approximately 20 individuals were taken into custody for disturbing public order. ...

Omnämnda platser: Malmö. Omnämnda personer: together with, Petra Stenkula.

The Swedish Police are ready for Eurovision

Per-Erik Ebbeståhl, Director of Sustainability and Safety, Malmö Municipality, Petra Stenkula, Police Operation Commander and Head of Police District Malmö, Ebba Adielsson, executive producer SVT, Karin Mårtensson, CEO Malmö Arena, participated in the press

Sammanhang: ...“One thing that we can almost certainly assume will happen is that rumours will spread about Eurovision, and possibly that more coordinated disinformation campaigns will take place. Do not believe everything you hear and do not spread information without critical thinking. If there is information on threats, let the police assess information that concerns the safety of the event,” Petra Stenkula said. ...

Omnämnda platser: Malmö Municipality, Malmö, Safety. Omnämnda personer: Ebba Adielsson, Petra Stenkula, Eurovision Per-Erik Ebbeståhl.