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Multiple roads near 't Harde closed due to Veluwe wildfire

Multiple roads near 't Harde closed due to Veluwe wildfire

A large wildfire at the 't Harde military training area on Wednesday afternoon has caused the closure of several roads, including the A28 highway between Harderwijk and Wezep. Local provincial roads N309 and N795 are also closed to traffic as emergency services respond to the blaze on the Veluwe.

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