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Five people taken to hospital after major house fire in Amsterdam

Five people taken to hospital after major house fire in Amsterdam

A large house fire on Herculesstraat in Amsterdam-Zuid overnight resulted in five people being hospitalized for smoke inhalation. The fire, which was preceded by a loud bang according to witnesses, left three surrounding apartments uninhabitable and remains under investigation.

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