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A10 South closed and no trains to and from Amsterdam Zuid station from April 10 to 13

A10 South closed and no trains to and from Amsterdam Zuid station from April 10 to 13

The A10 Zuid highway will be closed and train services to and from Amsterdam Zuid station will be suspended from Friday evening, April 10, until Monday morning, April 13. These closures are expected to cause significant travel disruptions in the surrounding area.

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