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Finland observes a minute of silence for victims of knife attack

Finland observed a minute of silence today for the victims of a stabbing attack in the city of Turku that left two people dead and eight injured. Friday's stabbing is being investigated as the country's first terror attack. At Turku's market square, where the attack happened, several hundred people gathered to hold a minute of silence.<br/><br/>Candles and flowers lay on the square, with city officials, rescue crews in uniform, police officers and the public forming a ring around the makeshift memorial. Similar ceremonies were held across the country.

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