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Injured woman found in bushes near Muiderpoort station, police seek identity

Injured woman found in bushes near Muiderpoort station, police seek identity

An unconscious, injured woman was discovered in the bushes near Muiderpoort station in Amsterdam-Oost on Tuesday evening. Police suspect she was the victim of a crime and are currently working to identify her as she was found without any identification. Authorities have released a description of the woman and are appealing for witnesses to come forward.

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