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Rijkswaterstaat activates heat protocol

Rijkswaterstaat activates heat protocol

Rijkswaterstaat activated a heat protocol across most of the Netherlands on Tuesday as temperatures are forecast to reach 33 degrees Celsius. The protocol ensures that motorists who break down on highways are quickly moved to safe locations with facilities to prevent heat-related distress.

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Many thanks for all the advice! Greatly appreciated

Many thanks for all the advice! Greatly appreciated

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Efteling introduces new attraction where visitors can fly themselves

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Scouting Group De Vliegende Pijl (100) sheds its dusty image: 'Parents want their children to play outside again instead of behind a screen all day'

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The Haarlem-based scouting group De Vliegende Pijl is celebrating its 100th anniversary while experiencing a surge in membership. Organizers attribute this growth to parents' increasing desire for their children to engage in outdoor activities and social interaction rather than spending time on digital screens.

RIVM warns of high ozone concentrations

RIVM warns of high ozone concentrations

The Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) has issued a warning regarding high ozone concentrations and smog across parts of the Netherlands. Sensitive individuals, such as those with asthma, are advised to stay indoors and avoid heavy physical exertion during the late afternoon and early evening.