When the coronavirus arrived in Finland – 21 pictures of the pandemia beginning
HS readers' photos from the first months of the corona pandemia. Exceptional conditions were proclaimed for pandemic exactly five years ago.
We asked our readers photos of the memories of the pandemic era to celebrate the anniversary.
Equally Five years ago, on March 16, 2020, exceptional conditions were declared in Finland due to a global coronal pandemia.
The World Health Organization declared Pandemia five days earlier, 11 March.
In connection with the anniversary of the Koronavirus pandemia, HS asked his readers pictures of the memories of Pandemia. There were plenty of pictures.
The images sent by readers show the restrictions caused by Korona, such as the Uusimaa closure, the use of face masks and the disabled benches.
For some, the pandemic time may also have been a happy time when it has been possible to spend more time at home due to teleworking. The pictures show, among other things, remote schooling and creative telecommuting stations.
Järvenpää's Prisma Bread Department was shocking in the evening on March 12, 2020. For example, the shelves of pasta and toilet paper had also clearly emptied, according to Päivi Turtia, who took the picture.
The Mero Dog was Tuukka Hynysen, who attended primary school in Nurmijärvi, in Koronakainen 2020. Mero is a Havana dog. The picture was taken by Hynysen's grandmother Anja Pesonen.
Aleksi Niemistö photographed his cohabitant Paula Jurvanen walking to Pulkkamäki in Pyhätunturi's empty ski slopes on March 26, 2020. The couple has a cottage in the area where they go on vacation every year. They also had their one -year -old child at the time.
Pekka Ahonen returned with his mother (left) from Thailand on 14 March. The next day, the two went into the Drive in interest rate test because the mother had a fever. « I saw my mother next time in June because she couldn't visit her place of residence because of the interest rate limits, » Ahonen says. After the trip, Ahonen himself was first for two weeks in quarantine and then teleworking at a summer cottage in Uusimaa.
In March 2020, Esa Ilmari remotely attended an employer meeting, which was originally supposed to be in Germany. According to Ilmar, employees were asked to send pictures of how to participate in a remote meeting. The picture shows signs of corona time, says Ilmari. « The beanie is on, because during the corona, the hair was always bad, » he says.
Helsinki Keskuskatu was empty at the time of the morning rush on March 26, 2020.
Leena Vepsäläinen's first -grade daughter and a third -grade boy in the yard of the Helsinki Library on March 25, 2020. When the libraries had been closed, they were able to apply for books in bags outside the library, which had a recommendation on the appropriate age group of the books.
The benches of the Ruoholahti shopping center were off in April 2021. The attention tape was not spared.
Police checked on the Lahti motorway returning to Uusimaa on April 5. Saara Hänninen was returning to her home from Lapland, and police admitted she was a bit jealous when she saw her bursts on the roof of the car. According to Hänninen, the police also quoted Aaro Hellaakoski's collection of poems at the inspection: « On the road, the road is a prisoner, the free is just a closed. »
Outi and Keijo Väkiparta met their less than two months old granddaughter, Leevi Väkipart, a safe distance from March 20, 2020. The couple in Nice had returned to Finland due to Korona. The boy's mother Kaisa Väkiparta took the picture.
One -year -old Arvid Kivekäs and four -year -old Freia Kivekäs playing « Kumpula's outdoor swimming pool » in the bed of his parents in Helsinki in the spring of 2020. The mother of children Astrid Kivekäs remembers the period with warmth. « I remember it at a great time, I was able to be when the kids grow a bit every day, » says Kivekäs, who worked at home at that time.
The reader Alvar Euro celebrates his first student freedom in the spring of 2020. The previous May Day went to the entrance exams, so the long -awaited student freedom did not meet expectations.
Jouni Manelius from Espoo built the terrace on the terrace on a hot day in June 2020. « It didn't become very stylish, but there were a lot of functionality, including a lot of reflection protection and drinking rack, » commented Jouni Manselius's wife Kirsi Manselius.
At the beginning of the pandemic, the elderly were on special monitoring. That's why Tuulikki Lepola did not want to risk her mother's Maila Lepola's health on Mother's Day on May 10, 2020. ”We sang the best of Serenad's mothers under her balcony. Later, we had four more Mother's days face to face until he died in late 2024, at the age of 88, ”Lepola says.
The gas was particularly cheap in the corona spring 2020. Ilkka Valkama depicted a price of EUR 1,249 at the Shell gas station in Lahnus, Espoo on April 14, 2020.
Jake Vauhkonen's curly -haired retriever Peter helped Pauhko in teleworking. “Through pets, efforts were made to maintain warmth and humor when the team members did not see much,” Vauhkonen says.
Marja-Liisa Ponsila photographed a bus bench on a business trip on April 2, 2020. Although not all benches were in use, Ponsila says the seating was easily found. The bus is at Malmi station in Helsinki.
The fabric masks sewn by Teija Häkkinen himself dried up after washing in December 2020. Häkkinen also sewed masks to his son. « I was moving to work by public transport and the use of masks was mandatory, » he says.
In the restaurant of Helsinki, the « coronies » were used to mark the seating distances allowed. During the corona, teddy bears were also seen in many windows. A picture of the restaurant is from August 2021.
The samplers waited for the airplane to land to test passengers at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport in January 2021. « They came there, and from there people were directed very quickly, » he describes.
The statue of three blacksmiths, decorated with coronatically, in Helsinki in April 2020.
