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"In A Better Direction": Finland Moves Up Planned Easing Of Covid Curbs
Finland will begin gradually easing COVID-19 restrictions from Feb. 1 instead of mid-February as initially planned as the burden on its hospitals eases, the government said late on Thursday.
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Finland To Shut Bars Early On Christmas Amid Record Covid Infections
Bars in Finland will be forced to close at 9:00 pm on Christmas Eve as part of new restrictions designed to fight record Covid infection levels, the prime minister said on Tuesday.
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Finland PM Caught Clubbing After Covid Exposure, Apologises
Finland's prime minister came under sustained criticism on Tuesday after it was revealed she stayed out dancing until the early hours on the weekend despite knowing she had been exposed to Covid-19.
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Finland To Start Vaccinating Minks Against COVID-19
Finland will begin vaccinating minks on fur farms against Covid-19 after authorities granted temporary approval for an experimental vaccine, the country's regulator said Friday.
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Finland, Iceland Approve AstraZeneca Covid Vaccine For Seniors
Finland and Iceland announced Wednesday their senior citizens will again be able to have the AstraZeneca vaccination against Covid-19, after halting the jabs over blood clot fears.
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PM Modi Holds Virtual Summit With Finnish Counterpart
India has taken care of the needs of the world along with its domestic struggle during the coronavirus pandemic, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday at a virtual summit with his Finnish counterpart Sanna Marin.
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Social Distancing Comes Naturally: How Finland Keeps Covid In Check
While many countries struggle with a second wave of the coronavirus, Finland has halted a rise in new infections at Europe's lowest level, helped by the fact that for Finns social distancing comes naturally.
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Finland's Airport Uses Dogs To Sniff Out Coronavirus
Dogs trained to detect the novel coronavirus began sniffing passenger samples at Finland's Helsinki-Vantaa airport this week, authorities said, in a pilot project running alongside more usual testing at the airport.
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"In A Better Direction": Finland Moves Up Planned Easing Of Covid Curbs
Finland will begin gradually easing COVID-19 restrictions from Feb. 1 instead of mid-February as initially planned as the burden on its hospitals eases, the government said late on Thursday.
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Finland To Shut Bars Early On Christmas Amid Record Covid Infections
Bars in Finland will be forced to close at 9:00 pm on Christmas Eve as part of new restrictions designed to fight record Covid infection levels, the prime minister said on Tuesday.
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Finland PM Caught Clubbing After Covid Exposure, Apologises
Finland's prime minister came under sustained criticism on Tuesday after it was revealed she stayed out dancing until the early hours on the weekend despite knowing she had been exposed to Covid-19.
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Finland To Start Vaccinating Minks Against COVID-19
Finland will begin vaccinating minks on fur farms against Covid-19 after authorities granted temporary approval for an experimental vaccine, the country's regulator said Friday.
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Finland, Iceland Approve AstraZeneca Covid Vaccine For Seniors
Finland and Iceland announced Wednesday their senior citizens will again be able to have the AstraZeneca vaccination against Covid-19, after halting the jabs over blood clot fears.
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PM Modi Holds Virtual Summit With Finnish Counterpart
India has taken care of the needs of the world along with its domestic struggle during the coronavirus pandemic, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday at a virtual summit with his Finnish counterpart Sanna Marin.
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Social Distancing Comes Naturally: How Finland Keeps Covid In Check
While many countries struggle with a second wave of the coronavirus, Finland has halted a rise in new infections at Europe's lowest level, helped by the fact that for Finns social distancing comes naturally.
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Finland's Airport Uses Dogs To Sniff Out Coronavirus
Dogs trained to detect the novel coronavirus began sniffing passenger samples at Finland's Helsinki-Vantaa airport this week, authorities said, in a pilot project running alongside more usual testing at the airport.
