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Car fire on Leeghwaterweg in Velsen-Noord, man taken to hospital

Car fire on Leeghwaterweg in Velsen-Noord, man taken to hospital

A car was destroyed by fire on Leeghwaterweg in Velsen-Noord during the night from Thursday to Friday. The vehicle's owner was transported to the hospital for treatment after inhaling smoke.

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