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Cabinet: 100 million euros to compensate firework traders

Cabinet: 100 million euros to compensate firework traders

The Dutch government has allocated 100 million euros to compensate business owners affected by the upcoming fireworks ban. State Secretary Annet Bertram announced the financial support package to the House of Representatives.

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