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In the questionnaire, citizens can tell about their experiences in the public services of the city.

”Vahva suositus on, että seurat asettavat nyt terveyden ykkösasiaksi.”

The Chusch of Three Crosses in Imatra is among the Aalto-route destinations. The church opens in at the end of May.

The regional COVID-19 situation assessment workgroup of South Karelia stated at its meeting on 26 January 2021 that the epidemic is still in the acceleration phase in South Karelia.

Cooperation with universities was repeated in almost all student work.

The COVID-workgroup stresses the importance of voluntary quarantine when travelling abroad.

The South Karelia Social and Health Care District (Eksote) will, in the future, publish regional recommendations and restrictions also in English and Russian.

Imatra introduced Finland's largest wooden school on 13 August.

Open the link below in order to see the 360 video

The cancellation was done because of COVID-19 restrictions to public events.

During 2020-2022, good practices are being sought in the South Karelia region to promote low-carbon activities.

The shows will continue after midsummer.

A joint robotics project has already diversified the schools’ learning opportunities, and the story has only just begun.

Imatra still strongly recommends that students choose distance learning as early as Tuesday.

Schools, kindergartens, libraries and the town hall are running normally.

​​​​​​​Student equipment has to be taken home for the weekend

September Imatrankoski Rapids shows to be introduced.

New snow collecting place in Kupari area.

The extreme stunt and firework show will start at 19:30 on 31 December 2019.

On the Independence Day, the highly talenteddigital accordion player Netta Skog will play Finlandia during the show.