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444 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland; 242 in Capital Region
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12 New Deaths Related to the Coronavirus
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217 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
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Snow Flurries Expected on Thursday
Mild temperatures and heavy snowfall are in the forecast.
168 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
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Coronavirus Vaccinations Begin in Most Nursing Homes; Finland to Begin Mass Vaccinations When Enough Shots Are Available
The majority of regions have started vaccinations in elderly care homes where vaccinations are given to residents and staff.
Upper Secondary School Seniors Can Opt Between Distance and Contact Teaching; ‘Penkkarit’ Has Been Canceled
View the full list of the decided measures to tackle the spread of the pandemic.
Cold Friday Ahead; Sunny and Milder Weather for the Weekend in the South
Bright sunny weather is in the forecast for the weekend in southern Finland.
8 New Deaths Related to the Coronavirus
Here are the latest hospital statistics.
Roof of a Sports Hall Collapses in Espoo
The air-supported roof couldn’t take the heavy load of snow. Rescue department advises people to observe roofs for falling snow in Helsinki center.
MP and Former Prime Minister Juha Sipilä Attacked Near Parliament
Sipilä was returning from a meeting when he was shoved from behind and attacked by fists.
GALLERY: Blizzard Slams Helsinki
We followed people in the center of Finland’s capital for two days. Aiming to capture the joy and struggle in photographs amid the first blizzard of the year.
5 New Deaths Related to the Coronavirus
Here are the latest hospital statistics related to the virus.
11 New Deaths Related to the Coronavirus
134 people are receiving hospital care for the symptoms caused by the virus, of which 32 patients are in intensive care.
Heavy Snowfall Expected in Southern Finland; Likely to Snow Until Wednesday
The driving conditions are bad because of the snowfall and slippery roads.
How a Holiday in Helsinki Changed My Life
One December weekend I did the unimaginable and planned an express trip to Helsinki from a small town far away.
National Saint Lucia Ingrid Enkell: Standing in That Big Church Almost Alone Was the Scariest Thing
In our interview, this year’s Lucia maiden, Ingrid Enkell, shared her thoughts on her crowning during exceptional times and how to find light in one’s life.
Norilsk Nickel’s Decision to Modernize Will Lead to Restoration of Nature
From the perspective of nature protection, the stopping of SO2 and other pollutants from the Nickel smelting plant will make nature to recover slowly.
White Christmas Likely in Many Parts; Snowless Areas Are Rare By Boxing Day
On the morning of Christmas Eve, many parts have likely received a snow covering.
Finland Repatriates Adults From Al Hol Detention Camp
Finland has repatriated six Finnish children and two adult mothers from north-east Syria on Sunday. It is the first time Finland has repatriated adults from the Al Hol detention camp in Syria where women and children related to ISIS militants are being held.
Finland Stops Travel From the U.K. Over New Coronavirus Variant Concerns
All passenger air services from Great Britain to Finland will be suspended for two weeks from December 21, 2020.
Film Review: ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ Is About Pointless Banter
The story about “the mother of blues” is taken over by a bunch of players who do more arguing than playing.
Mussel Species in Western Finnish River Are Recovering
Many species of freshwater mussels on the verge of local or global extinction. This is why it is important to preserve this species in the Kokemäenjoki River in western Finland.
Coronavirus Restrictions in Capital Region Extended Until January; View Full List
The restrictions concern the cities of Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen.
OECD: Finland Should Boost Employment and Productivity Growth to Avoid Lasting Scars
To limit the scars from the coronavirus pandemic and sustain the recovery, Finland should address underlying challenges such as boosting employment and productivity, according to the latest OECD survey.
‘The Midnight Sky’ Film Review: The ‘Unfortunately Timely Film’ Is a Pleasure for the Viewer
George Clooney acts and directs in this recommended post-apocalyptic sci-fi drama.
GALLERY: Finland Turns 103
Finland’s Independence Day began in exceptional circumstances. In the evening, citizens are urged to join the celebration remotely.
‘Mank’ Film Review: A Witty Talkie From Behind the Scenes of the ‘Greatest Movie of All-Time’
Here’s our review of ‘Mank,’ which premieres on Netflix December 4.
Finnish Inflation at 0.2% for September and October
Rising inflation rates can affect almost every consumer area, from entertainment to financial loans.
Lending Rate Slowly Rising After All-Time Low in April 2020
As we start to see lending rates rise after its all-time low in April 2020, it’s important to be aware of the potential financial implications.
Coronavirus in Finland
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444 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland; 242 in Capital Region
View the latest statistics related to the pandemic.
Vaccines
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Coronavirus Vaccinations Begin in Most Nursing Homes; Finland to Begin Mass Vaccinations When Enough Shots Are Available
The majority of regions have started vaccinations in elderly care homes where vaccinations are given to residents and staff.
Weather
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Snow Flurries Expected on Thursday
Mild temperatures and heavy snowfall are in the forecast.
Restrictions
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Upper Secondary School Seniors Can Opt Between Distance and Contact Teaching; ‘Penkkarit’ Has Been Canceled
View the full list of the decided measures to tackle the spread of the pandemic.
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