The morning was dominated by the Nepal glacial flood, with nearly 1,500 missing, including one Finn, and satellite images showing the devastation. Concurrently, Russian officials, including Medvedev, sharply criticized President Stubb, calling him an 'idiot'. By midday, attention shifted to Norway's King Harald, whose condition was described as 'very serious', with family gathering at the hospital. In the afternoon, the death of Bosnian war criminal Ratko MladiÄ was reported. Domestic stories included a proposed tax increase for high earners, a study on young men's meat consumption, and the selection of a new Jyväskylä theater director. The day ended with reports of a possible beluga whale sighting in Porvoo and Trump's renaming of a Great Lake.