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Haarlem hits 'rare' heat level 9, city opens day shelters for homeless people

Haarlem hits 'rare' heat level 9, city opens day shelters for homeless people

Haarlem and Amsterdam have reached a rare heat intensity level of 9, an occurrence that typically happens only a few times per year. In response to the extreme weather, the municipality of Haarlem has opened a day shelter to provide homeless individuals with a place to escape the heat.

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