Stockholm
A heavily damaged sticker affixed to a dark grey pole. Much of the text is illegible due to tearing and weathering. Visible words include what appears to be 'Border', 'Police', 'Migration', and others in a foreign language. The sticker's original message is unclear due to its condition.

LECAR RCR FORD LISIRAK LT polis ir och skickad Migration et: So vanligt LU VAD V D OM

22 August 2020 5
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