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Smoke-free zone at Wijk aan Zee beach welcomed: ‘Look at the mess left after a busy summer day!’

Smoke-free zone at Wijk aan Zee beach welcomed: ‘Look at the mess left after a busy summer day!’

The Beverwijk city council has passed a motion to establish a smoke-free zone on the beach at Wijk aan Zee starting next year. This initiative aims to reduce litter and improve conditions for families following significant waste left behind during busy summer days.

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