Open image viewerThe car veered off the road and plunged into the Luhtajoki river lost their lives in a car accident in Klaukkala The vehicle veered off the road and plunged into the Luhtajoki river "Rescue services and police arrived within minutes Four young people were pulled from the car but were later pronounced dead in hospital," said Leif Malmberg head investigator at the Eastern Uusimaa Police Department He noted that there were no signs of life at the scene The accident was reported shortly before 4am by a passer-by who noticed the crash on Tulvatie Police believe the last sighting of the car before the incident was at 1:30am Open image viewerA map showing the location of Tulvatie in Klaukkala Image: Maiju Hakalahti / YleDangerous winter conditionsInitial investigations indicate the car hit a bridge railing before falling into the river Malmberg stated that icy road conditions likely contributed to the accident presenting typical challenges of winter driving," he explained Meteorologist Aleksi Lohtander reported that nearby weather stations including Espoo Nuuksio and Helsinki Airport no precipitation and temperatures around minus 13 degrees Celsius at the time of the crash so they likely didn't have significant driving experience," Malmberg added Police and the Safety Investigation Authority of Finland are conducting technical and on-site investigations to determine the exact cause of the crash Autopsies will also be carried out to establish the cause of death Interior Minister Mari Rantanen (Finns) expressed her condolences on the social media platform X offering her sympathy to the victims' families and loved ones To access the full Case Study and video please complete the Premium Content form Champion breeder and owner-handler Paula Nykiel will crown Best In Show at Madison Square Garden on February 11 2024) — The Westminster Kennel Club is thrilled to announce the Best In Show judge and judging panel for the 149th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Presented by Purina Pro Plan America’s most prestigious dog show will make its anticipated return to two iconic venues in New York City on February 8 Westminster’s original home—which will host group judging and the Best in Show Ceremony Javits Convention Center (Javits Center) for additional events Missouri will select America’s Dog at “The World’s Most Famous Arena” on the evening of Tuesday Veteran breeder and owner-handler Paula Nykiel has been involved with the sport of purpose-bred dogs for nearly 50 years She has bred over 50 Pointer Champions under her Sydmar banner including the breed’s all-time top producer Paula owner-handled her Pointers to the #1 ranking in 1978 She transitioned to judging in 1990 and has since judged 33 National Specialties in the Sporting International assignments have included Sweden Paula is a lifetime member of the American Pointer Club a current member of the Judges Education Committee and a founding and lifetime member of the Missouri Rhineland Kennel Club and the Gateway Sporting Dog Association The 2025 Best In Show assignment will be Paula’s ninth at Westminster She previously judged the Sporting Group in 2005 and 2017 as well as the Working Group in 2009 and 2023 Paula received the esteemed “Judge of the Year” honor in the 2023 Show Dogs of the Year Awards Seven Group Judges will make their selections over two nights at Madison Square Garden with their winning dogs advancing to the Best In Show competition the following judges will select four Group winners to advance to the Best In Show competition: Mr the following judges will select the remaining three Group winners to advance to Best In Show: Mrs On the heels of celebrating its 90th anniversary in May 2024 the Junior Showmanship competition at Westminster which highlights and supports the dedicated youth in the sport of dogs CA will name the Best Junior Handler on Tuesday The eight junior showmanship finalists will be determined in preliminary rounds by judges Mr The 12th Annual Masters Agility Championship Presented by Purina Pro Plan takes place at the Javits Center on Saturday The judging panel for the Best of Breed or Variety competitions includes: Additional event information including ticket sales FOX Sports broadcast and streaming schedules and more are available at westminsterkennelclub.org Be sure to follow The Westminster Kennel Club on social media to keep up on event news and special announcements Short URL: https://caninechronicle.com/?p=290185 is partnering with Honkarakenne to pilot the use of SSAB fossil-free steel in roofing products The first-ever roof made of fossil-free steel will be installed on a Honka log house in Klaukkala The piloting is part of Ruukki's efforts to take the construction industry towards carbon-neutral buildings The world's first house featuring a roof made of fossil-free steel will be built in Klaukkala Manufactured at Ruukki's Vimpeli plant in Finland is made of fossil-free steel coated with a bio-based coating The roof complements Honka's ecological and low-carbon log building which is constructed of renewable wood from sustainably managed and certified forests.  Ruukki is working together with selected house factory customers to develop sustainable houses with a Ruukki Classic roof made of fossil-free steel Ruukki is seeking to minimize the lifecycle emissions of its products by using green energy in manufacturing bio-based or recycled materials in packaging and bio-based fuels in logistics where possible "In addition to the healthiness and long lifetime of our massive wooden log buildings our customers around the world value ecological sustainability the core of which is the reduction of CO2 emissions and low-carbon construction Log is a super material for low-carbon construction and Ruukki's low-carbon roofing products are a significant step towards more sustainable construction," says Eino Hekali "Honkarakenne is our strategic partner and a trendsetter in wood construction whose operations are guided by sustainability we engage in long-term cooperation with our customers so that together we can reduce the environmental impact of construction," says Jorma Korhonen Business Director of Ruukki's Roofing business in Finland Ruukki delivered the world’s first building products of fossil-free steel in the third quarter of 2023 the company will also introduce SSAB Zero™ a recycled steel made using fossil-free energy in building products with the ambition to be the first to launch state-of-the-art recycled steel-based building product families in 2024 Products made of fossil-free steel will be offered at a commercial scale from 2026 Jorma Korhonen, Business Director, Roofing Finland, Ruukki Construction, jorma.korhonen@ruukki.com Ruukki Construction is a supplier of steel-based building products and services for roofs and walls for sustainable buildings We employ around 1,500 people and have 13 specialized manufacturing sites Our strong presence in 10 European countries enables us to serve customers locally with our main brands Our comparable net sales in 2022 were around EUR 646 million and vast experience in the steel and construction industries SSAB is a Nordic and U.S.-based steel company with employees in over 50 countries. SSAB is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and has a secondary listing on Nasdaq Helsinki. www.ssab.com Honka® is a registered trademark of Honkarakenne Plc It encapsulates our family business’s expertise and love of log construction spanning more than 60 years – we are honoured to bring you the life force of the northern woods HELSINKI FINLAND JUser: :_load: Unable to load user with ID: 58 A Finns Party campaigner and members of the public in Klaukkala Calculations by Helsingin Sanomat reveal that support for the populist right-wing party is high particularly in municipalities with small immigrant populations POPULAR SUPPORT for the Finns Party is high particularly in municipalities where immigrants make up only a small share of the population, reveal calculations made by Helsingin Sanomat “The result indicates that anti-immigrant attitudes are not too often based on personal everyday experiences but rather on images and a fear what’s foreign,” Juho Rahkonen The calculations revealed a sizeable negative correlation (-0.43) between support for the populist right-wing party and share of residents of immigrant backgrounds A negative correlation between two variables indicates that as one of the variables increases the other tends to decrease The Finns Party has spoken extensively about the negative effects of immigration but such speech did not translate to a wave of support in large cities support for the party was significantly lower than the national average in the parliamentary elections held in April “If the number of immigrants spawned negative attitudes in some people the Finns Party’s support should be the highest in such places,” he noted Vantaa is an exception to the rule: it is one of the strongholds of the right-wing party despite people of immigrant backgrounds making up about 20 per cent of its population support for the party was not terribly higher than the national average He also reminded that attitudes toward immigrants are not the only factor explaining the negative correlation as there are various reasons to support the Finns Party “There’s a lot of support that has nothing to do with attitudes toward immigration,” he said highlighting that the party is traditionally popular in rural regions which have smaller immigrant populations than the large cities have nevertheless shown that immigration is a very important theme for supporters of the Finns Party “You can interpret that attitudes toward immigration are reflected in the result.” The negative correlation was even more pronounced for support for the Centre Party Rahkonen estimated that the correlation is attributable to the geographical distribution of support for the agrarian centre-right party “The Centre does the best in the countryside and small localities Support for the Centre is much more concentrated in rural regions than that for the Finns Party The calculations are based on data published by Statistics Finland Advertisement inquiries and other after-sales issues: info@helsinkitimes.fi Helsinki Times is the first and only English language newspaper providing news about Finland in English A weekly print edition of Helsinki Times was published from March 2007 up until Feb Helsinki Times is an online-only publication and other groups and individuals interested in Finland from all around the world © Helsinki Times All rights reserved.  Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Voit käyttää palvelun kaikkia sisältöjä vapaasti kirjaudu sisään henkilökohtaisella Mediatunnuksella Joukkoliikenne: Nurmijärven joukkoliikenteen järjestämistavasta päätetään ensi vuonna – näin prosessi etenee Klaukkalan uudesta S-marketista on tulossa HOK-Elannon suurin S-market Sekä HOK-Elannon kiinteistöjohtaja Jyrki Karjalainen että HOK-Elannon market- ja tavaratalokaupan toimialajohtaja Kimmo Nikula näkevät että uudesta S-marketista tulee siten todellinen haastaja Klaukkalan muille päivittäistavarakaupoille Karjalaisen mukaan kauppaa piirretään parasta aikaa Rakennuslupa on tarkoitus hakea kunnalta tänä keväänä HOK:n suunnitelmat uuden kaupan rakentamisesta Lepsämäntien varteen nousivat esille ensimmäisen kerran viime lokakuussa kun HOK-Elanto haki rakennuskiellon purkamista omistamallaan tontilla Nyt rakennuskielto on purettu ja päätös on saanut lainvoiman S-market toimi Lepsämäntien varressa vuosikymmeniä, kunnes se muutti 2016 Brunnin liikekeskukseen. Karjalaisen mukaan muutto tehtiin, kun HOK-Elanto ei tiennyt, miten haluaisi Klaukkalan kaupallista toimintaansa kehittää hankkeidensa kaaduttua ensin Vaskomäessä ja sitten Viirinlaaksossa Nyt sävelet ovat selvät Vaskomäen juuressa sijaitseva kauppapaikka on Karjalaisen näkemyksen mukaan paras mahdollinen kun ajatellaan Klaukkalan tulevaa kasvua ja uusia isoja asuinalueita Sekä Vanha-Klaukan että Ali-Tilkan uusilta asuntoalueilta on lyhempi matka Lepsämäntien ja Klaukkalantien risteykseen kuin Viirinlaakson kupeeseen että kaupan avaaminen tekee paikasta Klaukkalan henkisen keskipisteen Uusi kauppa tulee varmasti piristämään aluetta muutoinkin että uusi S-market tulee vetämään asiakkaita entistä enemmän – Tarkoitus on ottaa valikoimiin asiakkaiden päivittäisessä arjessa tarvitsemaa käyttötavaraa Karjalaisen mukaan kauppapaikan houkuttelevuudesta kertoo jotain myös se että heille on jo nyt tullut lukuisia yhteydenottoja S-marketin yhteyteen haluavilta etumyymälöiltä HOK-Elanto selvittää toki ensin olisiko S-ryhmällä jotain omia potentiaalisia myymälöitä joita voitaisiin avata S-marketin yhteyteen Rakennuksen suunnittelu on sen verran kesken että vielä ei ole tiedossa montako pienempää liiketilaa siihen saadaan mahtumaan – Parkkitilat toteutetaan ainakin pääosin maanalle mutta toiveissa olisi saada myös jonkun verran pintapysäköintipaikkoja saat päivittäin sähköpostiisi tärkeimmät paikalliset uutiset Uutiskirje lähetetään sähköpostiisi joka päivä kello 14 Lomaketta suojaa reCAPTCHA, johon pätevät Googlen Tietosuoja ja Käyttöehdot joita ilmestyy ympäri vuorokauden vuoden jokaisena päivänä Asenna uutissovellus Kamua Helsinki: Avec Authorities have released further details about the car accident in Klaukkala that claimed the lives of four young people in the early hours of Saturday The car veered off Tulvatie, a private road crossing the Luhtajoki river, during icy conditions. Tulvatie is an unorganised private road maintained by three property owners, which means that no road authority has been established to maintain the road, Juha Oksanen, technical director of the municipality of Nurmijärvi, told Yle. "The property owners maintain the road at their own expense. It is outside the municipality's responsibility," Oksanen said. Tulvatie is a narrow, winding and hilly stretch of road between the main road in Nurmijärvi, Klaukkalantie, and the new Klaukkalan kehätie completed in November 2020. There are steep hills on both sides of the bridge. At the time of the crash, the road was slippery, and there was a downhill slope near the accident site. "According to current information, the car slid down the hill and reversed into the bridge railing," the Eastern Uusimaa Police said in a statement. The force of the collision appears to have caused the vehicle to spin before flipping onto its roof and plunging into the river. Preliminary investigations have found no indication that alcohol or drugs contributed to the accident. Police have also ruled out excessive speed as a factor based on the evidence at the scene. On Sunday afternoon, a diver examined the section of the river where the vehicle fell, searching for additional clues. Emergency services were alerted to the crash at 3:51am on Saturday by a caller who spotted the car in the river. Rescue teams recovered four young victims from the vehicle, who were later confirmed deceased. The police are treating the incident as a traffic accident and investigating it under charges of endangering traffic safety. The armed perpetrator made off with a sizeable amount of cash Open image viewerImage: Jorma Vihtonen / Yle9.3.2015 16:06•Updated 10.3.2015 15:26According to reports the robbery was staged by an armed individual at the Nordea bank in the Klaukkala city centre The perpetrator was said to be dressed in a white disposable jumpsuit similar to those used by teams working with hazardous materials The person’s face was also covered by a mask Police say emergency services received a call about the incident at 11.59 am The bank robber was said to have fled the scene with a large amount of money Police are asking members of the public for information about the suspect as he or she left the scene of the crime Police getting tougher on street crimePublished 20152015Police puzzled by spate of corner store robberiesPublished 20142014Sources: Yle Their investigation was hampered when it was discovered that the bank's security cameras did not record the incident Open image viewerImage: Jorma Vihtonen / Yle10.3.2015 15:57•Updated 10.3.2015 20:05The armed perpetrator robbed the Nordea bank in the Klaukkala city centre around noontime who was dressed in white disposable coveralls and wearing a mask was said to have fled the scene with a large amount of money Police said that the individual was seen fleeing the scene of the crime on foot Security cameras at the bank did not record the robbery