Jaan Toots: "Half of Narva's working people get minimum wage, people are poor." ↗
Front page leadJaan Toots claims that approximately half of the working population in Narva are receiving the minimum wage, indicating widespread poverty in the city.
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The front page of Õhtuleht features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a statement from Jaan Toots about low wages in Narva, a report on tax disputes regarding car taxes, and an article about Estonian athlete Mia Mireia Uusorg winning a silver medal. International news…
Jaan Toots claims that approximately half of the working population in Narva are receiving the minimum wage, indicating widespread poverty in the city.
Musician Moby held a concert in Tartu and also had a meeting with Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal.
Luisa Värk was seen attending a football match accompanied by her new romantic interest.
Donald Trump commented on the potential provision of Patriot missiles to Ukraine, suggesting that the United States also requires them.
There are ongoing complaints about the unfairness of the car tax, with over 23,000 individuals in debt for this tax.
Estonian heptathlete Mia Mireia Uusorg has won a silver medal at the World Championships, despite initial feelings of dislike towards her home stadium.
Visitors experienced a lengthy entrapment at Legoland in Denmark, with an Estonian witness reporting a loss of desire to ride attractions.
In a football match, Paide showed resilience for 83 minutes but ultimately succumbed to a superior opponent.
Player Tarmo Kink described the emotional impact of the opponent's second goal, stating it was mentally devastating for the team.