One day of life in Finland

If all events in Finland are evenly divided between the days of the year, this is what happened in Finland during one day:

  • 167 children were born, 86 boys and 81 girls
  • 139 persons died
  • 82 marriages were contracted
  • 37 divorces were granted
  • 12 foreign citizens received Finnish citizenship
  • 2,403 house moves were made, 1,559 within the same municipality
  • 30 new residential buildings were completed
  • 41 fires broke out to which rescue services were alerted
  • 91 enterprises opened and 58 closed
  • 8 bankruptcy proceedings were instituted
  • 160 credit cards were cancelled due to default
  • EUR 2.8 million was paid as official development assistance
  • Each inhabitant consumed 206 g of meat, 154 g of fresh vegetables, 87 g of sugar, 130 g of fresh fruit and 502 g of milk products
  • Altogether 1.1 million litres of medium beer, 179,000 litres of wine and 82,000 litres of strong alcoholic beverages were consumed
  • 28 abortions and 11 sterilisations were performed
  • A total of 1,183 offences became known to the police, customs or the border guard, among them 58 drunken driving offences, 54 offences involving narcotics, 91 assaults, 2 rapes and 3 cases of sexual exploitation of a child
  • 18 house burglaries and 37 motor vehicle burglaries were made
  • 11 million short text messages were sent.

The figures are all taken from the Statistical Yearbook of Finland 2011.

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