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FIMedicine2 days ago

John's traffic will continue today.

The traffic associated with Midsummer celebrations continues today, according to Finland's road traffic center. Traffic was busiest yesterday, but there are still many people traveling to Midsummer events. Traffic is expected to calm down by evening. Police are monitoring traffic both on roads and waterways. The return traffic for Midsummer begins on Sunday morning, although it is less heavy than the outgoing traffic, congestion can still occur.

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Juhannuksen menoliikenne jatkuu vielä tänään, kertoo Fintrafficin tieliikennekeskus.

Menoliikenne oli vilkkaimmillaan eilen, mutta juhannusjuhliin matkaavia on yhä tien päällä. Liikenne rauhoittuu kuitenkin iltapäivään mennessä.

Poliisi valvoo liikennettä niin teillä kuin vesilläkin.

Juhannuksen paluuliikenne käynnistyy sunnuntaina aamupäivästä. Vaikka paluuliikenne on harvempaa, voi liikenne silti jonoutua.

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Source document: Fintrafficin tieliikennekeskus

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Yle UutisetState / PublicCenter2 days ago
John's traffic will continue today.

The traffic associated with Midsummer celebrations continues today, according to Finland's road traffic center. Traffic was busiest yesterday, but there are still many people traveling to Midsummer events. Traffic is expected to calm down by evening. Police are monitoring traffic both on roads and waterways. The return traffic for Midsummer begins on Sunday morning, although it is less heavy than the outgoing traffic, congestion can still occur.

Bias read (Center): The article provides factual information about traffic conditions during Midsummer celebrations without any political commentary or biased language. It focuses on logistical updates and public safety measures, which are neutral topics.

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