Aktuaalne Kaamera

2 months ago | news.err.ee | Hanneli Rudi |Aktuaalne Kaamera

Doctors have been working for several years to ensure patients can make decisions about when they want to stop treatment incases where they can no longer decide for themselves. For example, if they are brain dead and on life support. However, a draft law drawn up by the Ministry of Social Affairs surprised medical professionals at the end of last year. The legislation included a clause saying a declaration would only be considered if doctors deemed a medical condition irreversible.

2 months ago | news.err.ee | Lauraliis Jurkov |Aktuaalne Kaamera

TAI recommends children under the age of two are not given foods with added sugar. It recommends removing added sugars from menus in daycare, including honey, syrup, and berry juice concentrates, which contain naturally occurring sugars. Desserts should be removed from menus, and added sugar in savory dishes should also be avoided, the institute says. "The goal is to help children get used to eating a variety of other foods.

2 months ago | news.err.ee | Maria-Ann Rohemäe |Aktuaalne Kaamera

EKRE said it opposes wind farms for two reasons. Firstly, the party considers them too expensive, and secondly, it sees them as a threat to local residents' health and property values. "This is all being done by overriding the local community, and we have mobilized our party's local level to oppose it. There are many administrative decisions that need to be made at the municipal level. Planning needs to be revised — general plans, detailed plans, special plans.

2 months ago | news.err.ee | Leevi Lillemäe |Aktuaalne Kaamera

Despite unseasonably warm winter temperatures of 6 degrees Celsius this week as well as rain, the ice at the Vastseliina rink in Võru County remains smooth and excellent for skating. "Maintaining the ice requires quite a bit of work. Three to four times a week before training sessions, someone has to hop on the ice resurfacing machine and take a round.

2 months ago | news.err.ee | Reet Weidebaum |Aktuaalne Kaamera

The center is surrounded by the four historic city districts which date back to the Middle Ages. However, the exhibition, put together by the Estonian Museum of Architecture, focuses on the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, when the surroundings were vastly different from today. This is the first time the museum has held an exhibition outside its own building. "It's actually an inevitability that architecture cannot be brought into a museum; you have to go to the site.