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Urgent camera surveillance for four streets in Weesp over public order fears

Urgent camera surveillance for four streets in Weesp over public order fears

The deputy mayor has ordered urgent month-long camera surveillance across four streets in Weesp due to concerns over potential public order disturbances. While the specific cause for the measure has not been disclosed, it aims to prevent crime and restore a sense of safety for local residents.

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