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Sheraton Amsterdam Airport Hotel at Schiphol evacuated after logo on facade catches fire

Sheraton Amsterdam Airport Hotel at Schiphol evacuated after logo on facade catches fire

A fire broke out at the Sheraton Amsterdam Airport Hotel on Schiphol Boulevard during the night between Thursday and Friday when the logo on the roof caught fire. The hotel was evacuated as pieces of the burning logo fell from the building's facade.

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