WW1 gas was detected at Sweden security HQ – report

A shocking discovery was made at the Sweden security headquarters yesterday, as reports emerged that World War 1 era gas had been detected within the building.

The gas, believed to be mustard gas or chlorine gas, was discovered by security personnel during routine maintenance checks. It is unclear how the gas came to be present in the building, but investigations are ongoing.

The presence of such dangerous gas raises concerns about the safety and security of the building, as well as the potential risks to those who work there. Experts have been called in to assess the situation and ensure that the gas is safely removed.

The incident serves as a stark reminder of the lasting effects of WW1 and the dangers posed by chemical weapons. It also highlights the importance of stringent security measures to protect against such threats.