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1,000 stranded Dutch nationals still stuck in Middle East: ‘People must wait patiently’

1,000 stranded Dutch nationals still stuck in Middle East: ‘People must wait patiently’

Approximately 1,000 Dutch travelers are currently stranded in the Middle East with no immediate means of returning home. Travel industry organization ANVR stated that alternative routes are unavailable, advising those affected to remain patient while a solution is sought.

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