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  1. 10.3.2026 | Growth in the foreign-language population in Finland is reflected in the interpretation of emergency calls – calls were interpreted in 41 different languages last year. Most often, an emergency call requiring interpretation was made in Russian, Ukrainian or Arabic.
    https://112.fi/en/-/need-for-interpreting-in-emergency-calls-increases-significantly
  2. 2.3.2026 | In 2025, the Emergency Response Centre Agency continued to see a decline in sick leave, and employee satisfaction remained at a good level despite savings measures linked to the government’s productivity programme.
    https://112.fi/en/-/a-healthy-workforce-at-the-core-of-results
  3. 10.3.2026 | There is only one emergency number in Finland, 112, where you will get help in emergencies. The emergency number can help you no matter which language you speak.
    https://112.fi/en/-/how-to-report-an-emergency-in-finland-even-if-you-do-not-know-the-language
  4. 3.2.2026 | In 2025, an average of 7,300 emergency calls were made to the emergency number every day. The number of assignments relayed to authorities took an upward turn.
    https://112.fi/en/-/number-of-emergency-calls-at-a-low-point