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Passenger assaults conductor on Hoorn-Amsterdam train

Passenger assaults conductor on Hoorn-Amsterdam train

On Thursday afternoon, an NS train conductor was threatened with a knife by a passenger on a train traveling between Castricum and Uitgeest. The conductor had isolated the man after he behaved aggressively toward other passengers on the Hoorn-Amsterdam route.

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Amsterdam stock exchange misses out on listing of spun-off Unilever unit

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