— Amichai Stein (@AmichaiStein1) September 25, 2016
URGENT: Men In Audi Reportedly Open Fire on Crowd In #Malmo, Sweden— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) September 25, 2016
Here's What We Know - https://t.co/bVc2q15vDb
Sweden, once one of the most forward thinking, beautiful countries in Europe is now turning into a middle eastern war zone #Malmo— Deplorable Kafir (@muayfarang555) September 25, 2016
BREAKING: Terror alert in Malmo as explosion rocks city after gun attack leaves 'multiple casualties' https://t.co/TxtBcV5eoQ pic.twitter.com/EcPm2tOtli— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) September 25, 2016
Malmo, Sweden— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) September 25, 2016
-Shooting Wounds At Least 4
-Manhunt For Suspects
-Explosion Now Reported In City
-Police Ops Ongoinghttps://t.co/bVc2q15vDb
— Schillaci (@Shaqton) September 25, 2016
Mainstream media still not mentioning #Malmo attack.— End #RTEbias (@Revolution_IRL) September 25, 2016
BREAKING | Explosion rocks city of #Malmo in #Sweden hours after gun attack. May injured reported. pic.twitter.com/ErzMKRh9aN— Vocal Europe (@thevocaleurope) September 25, 2016
— HELLO (@OANDAFANBOY) September 25, 2016
#Sweden: 4x hurt, 1x seriously in #Malmo gun attack; cops search 4 suspect. https://t.co/8JwQ6YqDs6 pic.twitter.com/ROsO5KSVSd— Hyper Observer (@HyperObserver) September 25, 2016
#Malmo shooting recap: Police have found no signs of alleged detonation near shooting scene.— Nordic News (@Nordic_News) September 25, 2016
Sources Aftonbladet, Expressen,SVT, Sydsvenskan
Black out total des médias sur les évènements à #Malmo ...— Sébastien (@sebahstien) September 25, 2016
Sweden paying a high price for their lenient immigration policy and hospitality. #Malmo— okogam (@okogam) September 25, 2016
WHY ARE MAINSTREAM MEDIA NOT COVERING large explosion in #malmo #Sweden. After mass shooting w/ 4 people injured. https://t.co/2oYEXVEHyL— Aaron Vallely (@Vallmeister) September 25, 2016
Cars set ablaze, people shot in the streets, bombs going off...Swedish Police in #Malmo are puzzled? One word asshats! ISLAM! #ARRESTobama pic.twitter.com/X3w8wStXdD— MAGAMERICAN (@MAGAAMERICAN1) September 25, 2016
#Sweden-#Malmo: Locations of suspected explosion and shooting, an approximate distance of 1km between the 2 sites pic.twitter.com/YJYGsDFtte— MENASTREAM (@MENASTREAM) September 25, 2016
Wake up, Europe. :-( #Malmo pic.twitter.com/zfm3PBCvhk— Rex Pound (@RexApolloPound) September 25, 2016
Thank you Germany , once again #malmo pic.twitter.com/xyuNNwjzGk— PasDamalgame† ن (@Padamalgamakbar) September 25, 2016
#Malmo - It is depressing enough watching a country commit ethnic and cultural suicide; never mind seeing them openly champion it.— Christopher Larks (@ChrisPLarks) September 25, 2016
"Trust me, Muslim immigration enriched Sweden. For instance, Malmö was boring, now it's a vibrant multicultural town." #Malmo #Sweden pic.twitter.com/vA9OUQsmXN— Dutch Deacon Blues (@ddeaconblues) September 25, 2016
UPDATE: Second gun attack reported: Masked men on mopeds shoot four in Malmö
At least four people have been injured in a shooting in southern Malmö carried out by masked men on mopeds.
The shooting took place in the inner courtyard of an apartment building in the Fosie suburb.
One of the injured was rushed to hospital in an ambulance, with the other three making their own way, Malmö police said in a statement. Police are treating it as a murder attempt.
The shooting took place at around 6.50pm on Sunday, with the police alerted shortly after 7pm.
Witnesses reported hearing several loud bangs, after which two people were carried away to cars which then fled the scene. “Feet were sticking out of the car windows,” one witness said.
Another witness told the local Sydsvenskan newspaper that two mopeds were circling the area in the moments before the shots were fired. A third said they had seen a masked man on a moped open fire on one of the cars.
“On one moped, there were two masked people and on the other just one person. Both disappeared from the scene after the firing,” the witness said.
According to Swedish television, a crowd of more than 100 people arrived at the hospital to visit the wounded, forcing police to cordon off the emergency department, letting in only the closest relatives.
Sara Didrichsen from the Malmö police told Sydsvenskan that police were now seeking witness statements from local residents. "We are carrying out witness interviews and knocking on doors," she said.
One local resident told Sydsvenskan that the shooting had made her feel the neighbourhood was no longer safe.
"I like it here, but now I'm really scared," she said. "There are loads of kids who live here and are out playing."