Turku’s Coronavirus infections are on the rise again

In Turku, 111 coronavirus infections were recorded on week 18 (May 3–9, 2021). The incidence of coronavirus is currently around 88/100,000/14 days (11 May 2021). The percentage of tracked cas-es is around 76%. In Turku, coronavirus infections are on the rise again. The number of positive tests has also increased significant-ly from last week.

The myvaccine.turku.fi website has now been launched

The City of Turku has launched a new registration page for all residents of Turku over 18 wishing to get the coronavirus vaccine. Residents must submit their contact details to myvaccine.turku.fi website, and they will be sent vaccination appointments by text message.

Turku is the first in Finland to screen the asymptomatic population for COVID-19

In Turku, 61 coronavirus infections were recorded on week 17 (April 26 – May 2, 2021). The incidence of coronavirus is currently around 95/100,000/14 days (3 May 2021). The percentage of tracked cases has been 83% throughout April. The sources of infection are still the same but infections contracted abroad have increased.

Turku’s coronavirus situation does not allow traditional May Day celebrations

In Turku, 112 coronavirus infections were recorded on week 16 (April 19–25, 2021). The incidence of coronavirus is currently around 130/100,000/14 days (26 April 2021). The percentage of tracked cases has continued to improve, and it is now 84%. On week 16, the most common sources of infection were the same households, close circles, and an infection contracted abroad.

Disruption in telephone service of Social Emergency Services

The telephone number of Social Emergency Services (tel. +358 2 262 6003) is currently out of service. Social Emergency Services can be contacted by calling the emergency number 112 or by using our electronic channels.

Coronavirus Vaccinations in Turku

Latest information about City of Turku COVID-19 vaccinations will be updated on this page. (Updated on 18.5.2021)

Restrictions regarding hospital visits have been lifted - instructions for safe visits

On 22 April 2021, the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare issued guidelines regarding hospital visits. The restrictions regarding hospital visits have been lifted, but as the coronavirus epidemic continues, the visits must still be organised safely. For this reason, it is important to follow the instructions regarding hospital visits.

Coronavirus Prevention Bus Offers Testing and Information in Halinen and Perno

On Tuesday 8 December, the first coronavirus testing unit built inside a bus was launched in Turku. The coronavirus prevention bus is a joint effort between the City of Turku and the Hospital District of Southwest Finland. The objective is to take testing capacity to areas in Turku that are easily accessible for residents.The testing point of the coronavirus prevention bus only serves Turku residents. Residents of nearby municipalities must use the testing points of their own municipality or Turku University Hospital.