Diving tower incident in Sweden: Police dismiss reports of sharp poles

Police in Gislaved, Sweden, initially cordoned off a diving tower after receiving reports of sharp poles submerged in the water and an injury sustained by a person. However, following an investigation of the seabed, police have now refuted these claims.

"The information about the presence of sharp poles under the diving tower is a misunderstanding based on rumor," the police stated. They clarified that the injured individual had swum under the pier and cut themselves on something sharp, but not on any poles.

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The information about the presence of sharp poles under the diving tower is a misunderstanding based on rumor.