Finnish leader tests negative for drugs after partying furor

A drug test taken by Sanna Marin was negative, bolstering the case that Finland’s 36-year-old prime minister will survive her latest partying scandal.

The screening carried out Friday showed no indication of drugs, according to a statement from the government in Helsinki Monday. The urine test was screened for cocaine, opiates and amphetamine, as well as a number of other substances, Marin’s office said in an emailed response to questions.