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Hike ends early for two Haarlem residents due to wildfire

Hike ends early for two Haarlem residents due to wildfire

Two residents of Haarlem were forced to cut their hike on the Veluwe short after being warned of a large wildfire near Vierhouten. The hikers chose to evacuate the forest as a precaution before later observing massive smoke clouds and receiving emergency alerts about the fire's scale.

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