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RIVM estimate: one in four adults in this part of Haarlem feels lonely

RIVM estimate: one in four adults in this part of Haarlem feels lonely

A survey conducted by CBS, RIVM, and GGD reveals that one in seven residents of Haarlem experiences strong feelings of loneliness. In specific areas such as the Van Schendelbuurt and Winkelcentrum Schalkwijk, this figure rises to one in four adults.

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