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Based on 8 verified sources covering Finland, Thailand:

I Storå i Södra Österbotten startade i januari ett tvåårigt pilotprojekt där kommunen köper läkar- och sjukskötarjänster från en privat aktör. Välfärdsområdet har inte erbjudit läkartjänster som närtjänst i Storå på fyra år. [1]

Boraspiret leat maŋimuš jagiid lassánan sakka sámeguovllus, mii oaivvilda maiddái boazovahágiid lassáneami. Borasspirid leat vuohttán dán jagi being Suomas eanet goassige ovdal. (confirmed by 5 sources; translated from et) [4]

BANGKOK, Thailand – Senior officials from the Prime Minister’s Office, led by Permanent Secretary Yupha Taweewattanakitborvon, attended a cultural program on September 26 at Wat Suthat Thepwararam. [5]

The parents of children in the Sami language are now faced with a difficult choice in Inari, Utsjoki and Vuotsos: will the children be taken with the interpreter to the Finnish-language clinic or will they drive hundreds of kilometres to the Sami-spe... (translated from fi) [6]

The Ministry of Culture has unveiled plans for Thailand’s 2024 Songkran festival in April, featuring Anntonia Porsild, Miss Universe 2023 first runner-up, as Mahodhara Devi, the Nang Songkran goddess. [7]

Yoiking, a Sami musical expression Yoik is the native Sami musical expression which is reminiscent of singing. [8]

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