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Finland's Secret Weapon: Businesses in War Preparation

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Finlands comprehensive security system, bolstered by major businesses like S Group and Kesko, ensures food supplies during crises. This approach, part of the Nordic total defense strategy, has been strengthened since Russias Ukraine invasion. Businesses, government officials, and citizens collaborate through preparedness committees and training exercises. High trust in government, low corruption, and societal equality contribute to Finlands readiness for various disruptions, including war and other potential threats.

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Finland's Secret Weapon: Businesses in War Preparation

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This is Cory with the story, keeping you informed on what's happening worldwide. You're listening to Global News today. A hospital in Tallahassee, Florida has sued a patient who refuses to leave her room long after discharge. Tallahassee Memorial Health Care filed the lawsuit earlier this month against the woman in room 373. They want a judge to order her out and possibly bring in the county's share for help if she won't go. The patient was medically cleared and formally discharged on October 6th last year. Hospital staff say they've made repeated efforts to get her home, including working with family members and offering rides to sort out her. Identification? This standoff is hurting other patients who need that bed for urgent care. The hospital says her stay is diverting key resources away from people waiting for treatment. No lawyer is listed for the woman, so she's handling the case herself. Phone numbers for her don't connect and calls to her room when unanswered. An online court hearing is set for the end of this month. Several rules require hospitals to stabilize emergency cases before discharge, but once

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