The day was dominated by the migration crisis at Spain's Ceuta border, where nearly 50,000 people crossed from Morocco in 24 hours. Morning headlines reported Spain deploying soldiers and Finnish interior minister Mari Rantanen calling for Spain's suspension from Schengen. By afternoon, Italy closed its sea and air borders to Spain, and Spain announced most migrants had returned to Morocco. The crisis overshadowed other stories, including the first African swine fever case in Finland, which led to bans on berry picking, mushrooming, and dog walking in affected areas. A fatal car crash in Kaarina that killed two teenagers also received attention. The day's editorial focus remained on Ceuta, with Finnish politicians clashing over the response.