Police in Northern Netherlands resorted more to violence during corona times
Police officers in Northern Netherlands resorted to violence to restore order more often in the past two years, reports the ...
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Netherlands eases COVID hospitality restrictions despite rising case numbers
The Dutch government has relaxed restrictions on indoor hospitality venues. The removal of current measures – introduced last month amid ...
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Student associations call for tailored corona policy
Under current coronavirus restrictions, student associations are classified as “normal hospitality”. Due to this definition and the mandatory hard closure, ...
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RUG Health Professor: “Coronarvirus measures relaxed too quickly”
The Netherlands seems to be following an example set by the UK Professor Jochen Mierau, health economist and professor at ...
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Baby boom in rural Groningen and Friesland
A baby boom? After a year of not being able to go outside? How intriguing! Large parts of rural Gronignen ...
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Central Bureau for Statistics report: economy in Friesland shrunk by 3 percent in 2020
It could be worse, Noord-Holland’s economy shrunk by seven percent Translated by Thomas Ansell As reported by the Omrop Fryslân, ...
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‘Hague Sources’: curfew to end on February 10 if infections continue to fall
Interim PM Mark Rutte and Interim Minister de Jonge will give another press conference tomorrow Translated by Thomas Ansell As ...
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Groningen prison in lockdown as Coronavirus spreads through inmate population
All inmates will be tested, but are currently confined to their cells The Coronavirus pandemic has caused a prison in ...
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Further tightening of Coronavirus lockdown possible, politicians consider closing hotels and more shops, say ‘Hague sources’
With the Dutch government unable to get a grip on a worsening Coronavirus situation in the Netherlands, further tightening of ...
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Survey: eight percent of RUG students don’t want a Coronavirus vaccine
The best and the brightest (well, 92 percent of them) A poll by the UKrant student newspaper at the RUG ...
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