Firefighting helicopters collide in Greece; search underway

Two helicopters involved in combating forest fires in Greece have collided, according to reports from Kathimerini. The incident occurred in the Psatha region, an area currently battling significant wildfires. Initial reports indicate that two individuals from one of the helicopters survived the crash.

A search and rescue operation has been launched to locate the crew members of the second helicopter. The full extent of the casualties and the cause of the collision are not yet clear, as emergency services work at the scene.

The article also includes brief, unrelated news updates from Sweden. These include the detention of a captain following a fatal boat accident near Tjörn, the return of SVT host Mikael Leijnegard to television after a conviction for sexual harassment, and an incident where a woman was attacked by a bear near Lycksele. The bear involved in the attack was not found after an unsuccessful search, and it remains at large.