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From fire safety to noise nuisance: Heemskerk FvD bombards council with questions about asylum seekers' center

From fire safety to noise nuisance: Heemskerk FvD bombards council with questions about asylum seekers' center

The Heemskerk faction of the Forum for Democracy (FvD) has submitted a series of questions to the local government regarding plans for a new asylum seekers' center. The party's concerns include fire safety and noise pollution, following similar actions by other political groups ahead of public meetings scheduled for April 20.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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