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Here Jian, 50, Learns to Swim: "My Children Laugh at Me"

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Eight out of ten new arrivals cannot swim – and most often die in drowning accidents. Now Eskilstuna Simklubb is teaching Khaira Haji, 66, and Jian Mohammed, 50, to swim. – It's great and I'm just happy. I need this, says a smiling Khairia Haji. – It's an absolutely wonderful project that makes a difference, says Christoffer Andersson at Eskilstuna Simklubb.
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Eight out of ten new arrivals cannot swim – and most often die in drowning accidents. Now Eskilstuna Simklubb is teaching Khaira Haji, 66, and Jian Mohammed, 50, to swim. – It's great and I'm just happy. I need this, says a smiling Khairia Haji. – It's an absolutely wonderful project that makes a difference, says Christoffer Andersson at Eskilstuna Simklubb.

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ekuriren.se broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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