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Hondius cleanup begins Tuesday and lasts until Friday

Hondius cleanup begins Tuesday and lasts until Friday

The cleaning of the Dutch cruise ship Hondius is scheduled to begin this Tuesday and is expected to continue through Friday. The specialized operation is being carried out by EWS Group, as confirmed by the director of GGD Rotterdam-Rijnmond.

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