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Criminals steal huge quantity of insulin pens from Novo Nordisk
Novo Nordisk has reported the theft of a large quantity of insulin pens from a medical wholesaler, raising concerns about their illegal sale. The manufacturer warns that these stolen items could be falsely marketed as weight-loss drugs, posing life-threatening risks to non-diabetic users who might accidentally inject insulin.
New setback for Zuidasdok: further delays and major concerns over funding
The Zuidasdok infrastructure project in Amsterdam faces significant delays and a funding shortfall of over one billion euros, leaving the completion of critical tunnels uncertain. Local officials are concerned that the lack of national financial commitment will cause years of construction disruption and threaten the economic stability of the district.