A group visited the park in the afternoon of 26 July and may have spread the illness to other visitors.

Officers have also increasingly made use of Taser guns since the non-lethal weapons were introduced 15 years ago.

The coronavirus shock has made it more difficult for young people to transition to working life, one researcher says.

The midseason arrival of hundreds of Thai berry pickers is set to keep an Ostrobothnian company afloat, the firm says.

Voluntary testing of passengers for novel coronavirus began at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport on Monday.

The app will make it easier to contact people who may have been exposed to the virus and to cut the infection chain.

Tallink Silja will continue to offer passengers return trips for essential purposes such as work.

In the Finnish press, an outpouring of warm wishes for the prime minister and a face mask recommendation confirmed.

According to Mika Salminen from the health agency, Finland needs new methods to suppress a possible second wave of the pandemic.

Marin announced the union on her Instagram account.

From this weekend the 500-person limit on indoor gatherings is removed, under certain conditions.

Fatalities occurred in Tuusula, Heinola, Karkkila and Kangasniemi.

The Green Party wants action to end peat-burning in Finland.

The family left al-Hol without help from the Finnish government.

The first vaccines may well get licensed this year, but Finland might not get enough doses of those.

Harri Tiido reckons the conservative nationalist Ekre party’s statements have reduced Estonia’s room to manoeuvre internationally.

Cover both the mouth and nose, don't reuse masks without washing, and follow good hand hygiene, experts say.

A Finnish research team found that masks reduced the risk of illness for users by a third.

Restrictions may be reintroduced if Finland’s coronavirus situation deteriorates, the Prime Minister said on Twitter.

Prices rose slightly in the Greater Helsinki region.

The coronavirus crisis and declining sales in China have affected the company's revenue.

Estonian minister cites "environmental, economic and safety" concerns with the Finest Bay Area Development's proposal.

Finland is to allow larger events from 1 August.

Embassy staff from Turkey, Russia and China rack up the most fines – and are least likely to pay them.

There are conflicting guidelines on children with symptoms.

Domestic holidays offer the benefit of silence, when not listening to podcasts.

Nearly six out of 10 people who have been doing remote work say they're happy to return to physical workplaces.

Two-time cabinet minister Annika Saarikko is already a strong favourite to replace Katri Kulmuni as Centre chair.

Testing of passengers at Helsinki-Vantaa airport will begin by next week at the latest.

Finnish police had worked closely with their Dutch counterparts to tackle the importing of amphetamines into Finland.