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Four people taken off ship in IJmuiden

Four people taken off ship in IJmuiden

Four stowaways were removed from a ship at the IJmuiden lock complex on Sunday afternoon. Authorities intervened to take the individuals off the vessel as it was positioned within the locks.

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