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Explosion causes significant damage to home in Haarlem

Explosion causes significant damage to home in Haarlem

An explosion caused significant damage to a residence on Jan van der Horststraat in Haarlem on Thursday night. Authorities are investigating the blast, which resulted in substantial property damage.

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