TV | Clear news | Wednesday 15 May 2024
Helsinki data breach. Lyme disease. Marimekko Unikko. Weather.
Helsinki data breach
First, the topic of data breach.
Information has been stolen from the city of Helsinki.
The data breach was carried out in the systems of education and training.
The perpetrator took, for example, the personal IDs of students and guardians.
The data breach affects up to 120,000 people.
The police are investigating.
The City of Helsinki’s systems have therefore been breached.
The author got access to the data because the city’s server was not updated in time.
Experts warn that similar data breaches can also happen in other cities if data security is not properly taken care of.
Vaccine against borreliosis
Then medical news.
A vaccine against borreliosis will probably be ready in the next few years.
Experts estimate that the vaccine will be available in 2 or 3 years.
Lyme disease is a disease spread by ticks. Every year at least 10,000 Finns get infected with borreliosis.
Some patients may experience severe symptoms, for example in the muscles.
Lyme disease is treated with antibiotics, but there is still no vaccine against it.
The borreliosis vaccine will probably be available in the next few years.
The goal is for the vaccine to prevent the majority of borreliosis infections.
Ticks, or ticks, also spread tick-borne encephalitis. There is already a vaccine against it.
Marimekko Poppy
Then the topic Marimekko Unikko.
Marimekko Unikko turns 60 this year.
Many know the design company Marimekko from Uniko.
The poppy is also part of Finnish design and the image of Finland.
Unikko was born in the 1960s. It was a symbol of courage and joy.
Uniko was designed by Maija Isola.
Poppy turns 60 years old.
Over the years, Unikko has been seen on fabrics, clothes, dishes and even on airplanes.
Weather
Another weather forecast.
The warm weather continues.
The south has sunny weather.
It is also hot, i.e. the temperature is more than 25 degrees.
It’s cooler in the north. The temperature there is a little below 20 degrees.