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Rutte: Netherlands narrowly escaped code black during pandemic

Rutte: Netherlands narrowly escaped code black during pandemic

Former Prime Minister Mark Rutte testified before a parliamentary inquiry commission that the Netherlands narrowly avoided a "code black" healthcare collapse during the COVID-19 pandemic. He stated that hospital services were maintained in part thanks to assistance provided by Germany.

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