11 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
According to the new numbers released on Monday, there are 7,209 confirmed coronavirus infections in Finland.
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Large Areas of Forest Burn in Kauhajoki
The rescue department located two fire spots. The larger comprised about 44 hectares.
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Unsettled Weather Ahead; Temperatures Drop
This week the weather will become cooler. Rains, winds and thunders are ahead for the entire country.
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No New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
The number of new infections between Saturday and Sunday is zero.
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7 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
According to the new numbers released on Saturday, there are 7,198 confirmed coronavirus infections in Finland.
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19 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland and One New Death
According to the new numbers released on Friday, there are 7,191 confirmed coronavirus infections in Finland.
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Prime Minister Marin and Argentine President Fernandez Discuss Business
Prime Minister Sanna Marin and Argentine President Alberto Fernández discussed deepening cooperation between their countries.
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US Treasury Sent $1.4bn of Pandemic Aid to Dead People
The finding was one of several “challenges” uncovered in the official review of federal coronavirus aid.
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5 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
According to the new numbers released on Thursday, there are 7,172 confirmed coronavirus...
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Finland to Receive 25 Minors From Greek Refugee Camps in July
In addition to Greece, Finland will be receiving relocated asylum seekers from Cyprus and Malta.
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7,167 Confirmed Coronavirus Infections in Finland
12 new coronavirus infections have been confirmed between Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Finland Continues Easing Coronavirus Restrictions: More Travel, More Contact
Finland opens borders for more countries. Recommendations for remote work to be removed as well as the age restriction to avoid physical contact.
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Heat Wave Beginning This Week May Break All-Time Temperature Record for June
Sunny weather and temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius or more will prevail in Finland this week.
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7,144 Confirmed Coronavirus Infections in Finland
Here are the latest statistics for the coronavirus outbreak.
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The Police Stop Mass Brawl; Teenagers Throw Bottles and Rocks, Shoot Firecrackers at the Police
A group of teenagers turned violent against the police who were on a mission to break up a mass brawl at the Hietaniemi beach between the night of Friday and Saturday.
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The Government Adopts Plan to Increase Wellbeing of People
On Wednesday, the government adopted a resolution on promoting wellbeing, health and safety.
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Indoor Events of Over 500 Allowed July 1
All limits related to restaurants are going to be lifted on July 13, if allowed by the pandemic.
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5 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
According to the new numbers released Wednesday, there are 7,117 confirmed coronavirus infections in Finland.
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4 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland; Total 7,112
The number of infections has grown by 4 between Monday and Tuesday.
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Monday Was The Summer’s Hottest Day But There’s More to Come for Midsummer
The weather for this week can be described with one word: hot.
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Finland’s Emergency Powers Act Has Been Revoked
The Emergency Powers Act was in effect for three months to tackle the spreading of the coronavirus.
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4 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland
The number of infections has grown by 4 between Sunday and Monday.
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Sweden’s PM Hits Back at Criticism Over Outlier Covid Strategy
Sweden’s Prime Minister Stefan Lofven rejected criticism of the country’s Covid-19 strategy.
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Spain to Reopen Borders Starting June 21
Spain will reopen its frontiers with the European Union (EU) countries— with the exception of Portugal—on June 21.
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Beijing Locks Areas Down As New Virus Outbreak Gathers Pace
China’s capital city raced Monday to control a fresh coronavirus outbreak.
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Nine New Coronavirus Infections in Finland; Total Now 7,073
The number of infections has grown by 9 since our last update on Thursday.
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Happy 470th Anniversary Helsinki! This Year Helsinki Day is Celebrated Online
The City of Helsinki celebrates its 470th anniversary under exceptional circumstances Friday.
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Hot Weather Ahead For the Weekend and Beyond
Hot weather is likely in most parts of the country from Friday through Sunday and after that.
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24 New Coronavirus Infections Confirmed in Finland; Total Now 7,064
The number of infections has grown by 24 since our last update on Wednesday.
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Robot Bus Set to Begin Shuttling Today
The driverless bus is set to begin rolling in Helsinki’s Pasila district on Wednesday.
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15 New Coronavirus Infections Confirmed in Finland; Total Now 7,040
The number of infections has grown by 15 since our last update on Tuesday.
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24 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland; Total Now 7,025
The number of infections has grown by 24 since our last update on Monday.
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Matti Vanhanen to Replace Kulmuni as Finance Minister
Matti Vanhanen is currently the speaker of the parliament. He is also the former prime minister, who served between 2003-2010.
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20 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland; Total Now 7,001
The number of infections has grown by 20 since our last update on Sunday.
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President Niinistö to Begin a Virtual Tour in Municipalities Across Finland
His video tour will begin in Taipalsaari and Tampere on Wednesday, and on Friday he will open a remote connection to Suonenjoki and Seinäjoki.
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Unstable But Warm Weather for This Week
This week’s forecast looks warm but rainy.
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17 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland; One New Death
There are 6,981 confirmed coronavirus infections in Finland.
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23 New Coronavirus Infections in Finland; Total Now 6,964
The number of infections has grown by 23 since our last update on Friday.
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Fallen Tree Causes Major Disturbances in Train Traffic
A fallen tree on the contact lines is causing major disturbances in the train traffic between Helsinki and Tampere on Saturday evening, according to the government-owned railway monopoly, VR.
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Minister of Finance Katri Kulmuni Resigns
After finding herself in the middle of a media scandal, Katri Kulmuni (the Centre), has decided to resign.
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30 New Coronavirus Infections Confirmed in Finland; Total Now 6,941
According to the new numbers released on Friday, there are 6,941 confirmed coronavirus infections in Finland.
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The City of Helsinki: School Reopening Didn’t Spread Coronavirus
The opening of schools did not increase the number of coronavirus infections in Helsinki, according to a press release by the city.
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Rainy Weekend Ahead
The weekend forecast is looking rainy and windy.
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Lego Pulls Advertising for Police-Related Toys In Support of Black Lives Matter
OFFSITE: The Danish toy manufacturer confirmed it would cease marketing for any toy sets related to the police.
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Ministries: Coronavirus Pandemic Continues to Slow Down in Finland
During the last period (May 25–31 2020) no new cases were reported in eight hospital districts.
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Finland Reports Zero New Coronavirus Cases
The number of reported new coronavirus infections in Finland is zero, according to the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare THL.
Read MoreHow to Be Anti-Racist: Speak Out in Your Own Circles
OFFSITE: Being anti-racist means more than ridding yourself of racist attitudes, beliefs and behaviors.
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6,911 Confirmed Coronavirus Infections in Finland; 320 Dead
There are 24 new coronavirus infections confirmed in Finland.
Read MoreSweden is Rushing to Launch a Formal Inquiry Into its No-Lockdown Coronavirus Strategy, as Its Death Rate Remains Among the World’s Highest
Sweden is speeding up the launch of its inquiry into the effects of its controversial, lockdown-free approach to the coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreGreece Lifts its Lockdown on Hotels, Pools, Golf Courses
OFFSITE: International flights with screening procedures will return to Athens and Greece’s second-largest city of Thessaloniki starting on June 15.
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