Finnish Parliament Drug Discovery
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•Yle finds traces of drugs in parliament's toilet cubicles
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Yle has found traces of drugs in three toilet cubicles of the Finnish Parliament building.
The samples were taken on an evening in November when parliamentary groups were holding their Christmas parties on the fifth floor.
The Christmas parties are traditionally attended by parliamentary employees, ministerial assistants and journalists.
Speaker of Parliament Jussi Halla-aho : "It shows that drug use in society is increasing".
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