Every Year, This Finnish City Blasts Classical Music to Keep Youths Away
For the past few years, police in the Finnish city of Espoo have been blastic classical music to keep youths from partying on a local beach.
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For the past few years, police in the Finnish city of Espoo have been blastic classical music to keep youths from partying on a local beach.
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