Finland on Did it shows.

While many countries is struggling with the second wave of infections, Finland has largely stopped coronavirus in its tracks.

It currently has the lowest level of new reported cases in Europe.

Personal space and solitude, a part of their culture.

So says you Holocaust can n a teacher in the capital.

We as things we we do it anyway.

In a way, we don't see it.

If there's a free seat, doubles it on a bus, then we sit on the free doubles it and thats like like natural social distancing for us.

And it's, I think it's how we are brought up in the culture that we live in living and were quite quite happy about it.

And personally, I don't mind.

I'm the same.

I take the free seat in the bustle in the train and mind my own business.

So as of Sunday, the race of infection per 100,000 inhabitants stood at about 54 people.

The average on the continent is way higher at 576.

The fact that Finland is in a remote Nordic location and has one of the lowest population densities on the continent also play in its favor.

But according to a Eurobarometer poll, 73% of Finnish respondents said they found the first waves confinement measures had been very or fairly easy to cope with.

23% actually considered the rules quote even an improvement to their daily life.

Director of the Finnish Association for Mental Health, Christian Walbeck said many have enjoyed spending more time in nature.

We like to be in solitude to wandering the forests and swimming the lakes.

So many things have actually enjoyed that they have been able to move away from the cities.

They don't have to go to the crowded shopping centers, but they can enjoy peaceful nature.

Finland also had Europe's highest rate of remote working back in April during the first wave, 60% according to a euro found study on of a population of 5.5 million, 2.5 million downloaded the government's contact tracing app to their phones.