World IN BRIEF : SWEDEN : Refugee Centers on Alert After Attacks
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Eleven people were injured by a smoke grenade thrown into refugee housing outside Motala, 160 miles south of Stockholm, and arsonists burned down 15 barracks elsewhere in the latest of a spate of attacks on the centers. Swastikas and hate slogans were painted on walls. All government-funded refugee centers were put on alert.
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