Kela's IT disruption is over ↗
Front page leadKela announced that a disruption in its IT systems, which affected both electronic services and customer service, has ended. Services are now operating normally.
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The front page of Yle features domestic news, including a report on the resolution of a disruption in Kela's IT systems, a positive forecast for the lingonberry and blueberry harvest, and updated inflation figures for August. International news includes reports on rising death tolls from floods in…
Kela announced that a disruption in its IT systems, which affected both electronic services and customer service, has ended. Services are now operating normally.
According to the Natural Resources Institute Finland, the lingonberry harvest is expected to be good this year and will continue into the fall. The blueberry harvest has also been good.
Finland's EU-harmonized inflation slowed to 2.4% in August, down from 2.5% in July, according to preliminary data from Statistics Finland. The biggest year-on-year increase was in transport.
The death toll from devastating floods in Nepal has risen to 1,000, with nearly 12,000 people rescued so far, according to Nepalese authorities.
The Trump administration plans to support what it considers right-wing European media, although specific details about the allocation of support have not been disclosed.
The way rescue services notify about incidents will change, with media no longer automatically receiving initial alerts for medium and large-scale operations. Reporting will depend more on the discretion of rescue authorities.
According to the Finnish Centre for Pensions (ETK), the most new earnings-related pension was accumulated by 54-year-olds last year, with an average of 57 euros. This was the last year that those aged 53-62 accumulated pension at an increased rate.