On Monday, a car accident took place on Ring I in Helsinki, specifically near the Myllypuro interchange, where one vehicle collided with the side of another. Rescue operations were led by Sami Pyykkö, who stated that the driver of the struck vehicle was rescued using specialized tools. The emergency team had to detach one side of the vehicle to safely remove the individual without causing additional harm, although Pyykkö confirmed that the person was not trapped inside the car.

The injured driver was transported for further examination by emergency medical services. At the time of reporting, no further details were available regarding the driver's injuries or the speed of the vehicles involved. It was noted that there were no other passengers in either car, which may have minimized the potential for more severe outcomes.

The rescue services received the emergency call at 11:12 AM and dispatched two fire department teams along with two emergency medical units. Initially, the accident caused temporary traffic disturbances; however, by 12:30 PM, traffic had returned to normal, indicating an efficient response from the emergency services and allowing for a swift clearing of the scene.