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Fake invitations for asylum seeker center meetings distributed in Heemskerk; authorities frustrated after planning extra session

Fake invitations for asylum seeker center meetings distributed in Heemskerk; authorities frustrated after planning extra session

Fake invitations for upcoming asylum seeker center meetings on April 20 were distributed in Heemskerk, falsely claiming that registration is not required. The municipality has clarified that registration remains mandatory and has added an extra session to accommodate those who have already signed up.

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