Health

African Swine Fever Detected in Finland for First Time, Restrictions Adjusted as Additional Wild Boars Test Negative – Wildlife Gates Closed in Southeast but Remain Open in North Karelia

Health

African Swine Fever Detected in Finland for First Time, Restrictions Adjusted as Additional Wild Boars Test Negative – Wildlife Gates Closed in Southeast but Remain Open in North Karelia

African swine fever (ASF) has been confirmed in Finland for the first time, prompting strict movement and activity restrictions in parts of Southeast Finland. The Finnish Food Authority detected the disease in wild boars in Virolahti, Kymenlaakso, on 30 July, after PCR testing of dead wild boar piglets (Yle, Iltalehti)

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Education

Rising Violence Against Teachers in Finland Reaches Critical Levels, With Disproportionate Impact on Women, Younger Educators, and Early Childhood Staff – Government Responds to Crisis

A recent survey by the Trade Union of Education in Finland (OAJ) reveals a troubling and accelerating increase in violence and threats directed at teachers and education professionals, with the most severe cases reported in early childhood education. The findings, published in OAJ’s latest working conditions barometer, highlight a

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