12 November 2019
"Spot checks at ferry ports and on trains and vehicles follow attacks in Copenhagen area."
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See: Denmark reinstates border checks at crossings to Sweden after bombings (Guardian, link):
"Denmark has temporarily reinstated checks at its border crossings with Sweden after a spate of bombings and shootings in the Copenhagen area that authorities say were carried out by members of Swedish gangs.
The spot checks at ferry ports and on trains and vehicles crossing the Øresund bridge separating the Danish capital from Malmö, Sweden’s third-largest city, were aimed at “preventing serious and organised crime from spreading”, the police said. All travellers should be prepared to show identification, they added.""
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