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Province installs viewing platforms at Velsertraverse. 'It is definitely recommended to come and take a look'

Province installs viewing platforms at Velsertraverse. 'It is definitely recommended to come and take a look'

The province of Noord-Holland has installed two viewing platforms at the Velsertraverse construction site to allow the public to observe the work this coming weekend. Visitors are encouraged to watch the building progress from these designated spots located on both sides of the project.

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