The Finnish capital has dealt with widespread payroll problems since the first half of 2022. Deputy Mayor Daniel Sazonov (NCP) on Wednesday said to Helsingin Sanomat that the city cannot say it has overcome the problems until it has restored its reputation as an employer.
Deputy Mayor of Urban Development Anni Sinnemäki (Greens) stated to Helsingin Sanomat on Thursday that the Finnish capital could feasibly set up zones that cannot be accessed with diesel or petrol vehicles. The zones, she added, are being weighed up as the city scrambles to step up its emission reduction efforts to achieve its targets for 2030.
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A Swedish People's Party minister defended participation in the march against criticism from the ex-leader of coalition partners the Christian Democrats.