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Pilot emergency support points launched in nearly 70 municipalities

Pilot emergency support points launched in nearly 70 municipalities

A trial involving emergency support points has launched in nearly 70 municipalities across all 25 security regions. The Association of Dutch Municipalities (VNG) announced the start of the program on Tuesday evening.

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