A Dutch parliamentary inquiry committee will question former Prime Minister Mark Rutte, former Health Minister Hugo de Jonge, and former RIVM director Jaap van Dissel regarding the government's COVID-19 policy. Other key figures, including former ministers and experts, have also been summoned, with the first hearings scheduled for May 29.
Mechanic Wallace offers on-site maintenance and minor repairs for mobility scooters at a weekly market. His services include fixing headlights, replacing mirrors, and ensuring that attachments like walker racks are properly secured.
The province of Utrecht has extended its compensation scheme for public transport passengers facing delays or cancellations until December 12. Previously set to expire on May 31, the extension ensures that travelers remain eligible for refunds due to service disruptions.
Former city ecologist Dik Vonk aims to identify one hundred different species within a single hour this Friday to celebrate Biodiversity Day. The event is designed to highlight local nature and raise awareness about biodiversity.
The Dutch parliamentary inquiry committee into the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic reported facing a struggle to obtain government documents regarding decision-making. Chairman Daan de Kort announced that public hearings for the inquiry are scheduled to begin next week.