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Uganda reports new Ebola cases
Uganda has confirmed three new Ebola infections, bringing the total number of cases in the country to five. Health officials continue to monitor the situation as the outbreak develops.
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Haarlem resident (22) dies after collision with truck
A 22-year-old man from Haarlem died on Tuesday morning following a head-on collision between his car and a truck at a roundabout in Beverwijk. Emergency services attended the scene, but the victim succumbed to his injuries, and police are now investigating the circumstances of the accident. Other regional developments include a fatal house fire in Amsterdam and the death of Urgenda founder Marjan Minnesma.
Police remove XR protesters from tracks at Utrecht Central
Police removed Extinction Rebellion activists from the train tracks at Utrecht Centraal station after they disrupted rail traffic on Monday afternoon. The demonstrators, who also held a sit-in in the station hall, were demanding that the Dutch government impose stricter sanctions on Israel.
Pope visits toxic waste dump in Southern Italy
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Extinction Rebellion activists enter tracks at Utrecht Central
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