THL: Number of New Coronavirus Cases Declining
THL noted in a press conference on Thursday morning that the number of new coronavirus infections started declining before Easter.
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Restaurants to Stay Closed At Least Until April 18
The conditions follow the same rules as right now: restaurants and other food and beverage service businesses will remain closed to customers in areas where the coronavirus pandemic is most serious.
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In These Areas Restaurants Close For Three Weeks
Restaurants and other food and beverage service businesses must be closed to customers from March 9, 2021.
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Government and President Declare State of Emergency
In its plenary session on Monday, March 1, the government declared that the country is in a state of emergency as referred to in the Emergency Powers Act.
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Let There Be Light: Sterlights Fights Pandemics with Ultraviolet (UVC) Technology
Established in July of 2020, the company champions the use of so-called far-UVC light as a method of disinfection for air, surfaces, spaces, objects, and more.
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‘News of the World’ Film Review: Hanks Is in Charge Again, and We Can Be Thankful for It
Tom Hanks takes us on a journey through late 19th-century America.
Read More‘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.
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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.
Read MoreMinistry: All UK Citizens Living in Finland Must Apply for a Right of Residence Under the Withdrawal Agreement
The European Commission has pointed out that the EU-UK withdrawal agreement has been partially misinterpreted in Finland.
Read MoreChanges in the Restrictions Related to Restaurants Add Some Flexibility
The decree was adopted under the new temporary provisions of the Communicable Diseases Act and will remain in force until December 15, 2020.
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Vastaamo Data Breach: What We Know So Far
Here’s what we know about the events surrounding the data breach of Psychotherapy Center Vastaamo.
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Government’s Supplementary Budget Aims to Further Help Everybody Through the Pandemic
The supplementary budget is aimed to build a bridge to help businesses, municipalities and citizens over the crisis.
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Regions to Receive Over 100 Million Euros For Coronavirus Recovery Efforts
Finland’s regions will be supported by more than 100 million euros to help their recovery efforts amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Posti to Lay Off About 90 People
Posti Group Oyj will lay off about 90 experts and supervisors after concluding its negotiations for job redundancies.
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Finnish Meteorological Institute Finds Positive News on Norilsk Nickel Modernization
The Russian mining giant Norilsk Nickel is investing over a billion U.S. dollars in preparing a comprehensive five-year program to modernize copper processing at its site in Monchegorsk.
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Masks Now Mandatory at Airports Operated by Finavia
Finnish airport operator Finavia will now require all passengers and other visitors to its airports to wear a face mask for the entire visit.
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Column: There Are Still Ways to Enjoy Restaurants
The restaurants in Helsinki and around the country are facing hard times. There may still be ways to enjoy their services and help them to survive.
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An Interview With Restaurant Manager: There’s No Data to Backup That Nightclubs Are the Main Cause for Spreading Covid-19
We spoke with Joni Bitter, restaurant manager at Bar Loose in Helsinki, about the problems the businesses in the field are facing.
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Ministry: The Pandemic Has Caused Less Damage to Finnish Economy Than to Most Economies in Europe
The Ministry of Finance publishes its latest economic survey, which forecasts how Finland’s economy is likely to respond to the pandemic.
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Finnish Forest Industry to End Collective Bargaining; Companies’ Needs Will Be Better Met, According to Metsä Group’s CEO
The decision, according to Metsä Group’s CEO Ilkka Hämälä, will enable the forest industry in Finland to continue thriving.
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