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Eerdmans wants to enshrine 'gas emergency button' in law

Eerdmans wants to enshrine 'gas emergency button' in law

JA21 leader Joost Eerdmans proposes legally designating the Groningen gas field as a strategic reserve to allow drilling during emergency situations. He argues that rising energy prices necessitate keeping the field available as a backup for the country's energy security.

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Burglary wave at fire stations continues: Badhoevedorp station targeted again

Burglary wave at fire stations continues: Badhoevedorp station targeted again

A fire station in Badhoevedorp was the target of an attempted break-in during the early hours of the morning, though nothing was stolen. This incident is part of a broader wave of burglaries targeting fire stations in the Amsterdam region, with criminals specifically seeking emergency rescue equipment.

Roundabout art series: A ship full of shit

Roundabout art series: A ship full of shit

Artist Hans van Bentem has installed a new sculpture titled 'All Aboard' on the Seineweg/Basisweg roundabout in Amsterdam. The artwork, which depicts a ship without a captain, serves as a metaphor for a society lacking direction and has been well-received by local residents.

Ajax also warns of data breach at logistics partner

Ajax also warns of data breach at logistics partner

Football club Ajax has warned that customer data may have been exposed due to a security breach at its logistics partner, CEVA. While financial information remains secure, the club has suspended data exchange with the partner while investigating whether contact and order details were compromised.

Tip: Historic Amsterdam engines run, thump, and smoke at Museum 't Kromhout

Tip: Historic Amsterdam engines run, thump, and smoke at Museum 't Kromhout

Museum 't Kromhout in Amsterdam offers visitors the chance to see historical Kromhout ship engines in operation. The museum, which is managed by volunteers, is located on the original site where the first Kromhout engines were developed in the early twentieth century.

Do social media save lives? Ramón (50) from Haarlem finds kidney donor online

Do social media save lives? Ramón (50) from Haarlem finds kidney donor online

Ramón, a 50-year-old man from Haarlem suffering from severe kidney failure, has successfully found a potential kidney donor through a viral social media appeal. He is currently awaiting medical confirmation to see if the donor is a match, as he continues to undergo regular dialysis treatment.