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Haarlem launches second investigation into sinkhole at Donkere Spaarne

Haarlem launches second investigation into sinkhole at Donkere Spaarne

The municipality of Haarlem has launched a second investigation into sinkholes at the Donkere Spaarne quay as final repairs take place this week. While the damage is not severe enough to require moving up planned major maintenance by years, officials are conducting the new study to monitor the situation.

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