Data from the RIVM reveals that 7 percent of infants in Haarlem have not received any vaccinations from the national program. This figure marks the second consecutive year of an increase in the number of unvaccinated infants in the city.
Data from the Central Bureau of Statistics indicates that approximately 1,680 Haarlem residents have failed to pay their health insurance premiums for at least six months. This figure has reached its highest level since 2020, marking the third consecutive year of increases.
A car and a van were severely damaged in a collision near the Rottepolderplein junction on the N205 highway late yesterday evening. The driver of the car was transported to the hospital for treatment of unknown injuries.
Air quality in the Netherlands is expected to improve in the coming years. As a result, residents of Haarlem aged 30 and older are estimated to live 62 days longer by 2030 compared to 2025.
Data from the comparison site Independer reveals that cyclists in Haarlem were involved in at least 1,348 traffic accidents over the past five years. The report identifies specific locations in the city as being particularly hazardous due to the high frequency of these incidents.
The number of traffic accidents involving cyclists in Haarlem dropped to its lowest level since 2021 last year. This decrease marks a significant improvement in cyclist safety within the city compared to previous years.
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