The Dutch daily newspaper Trouw is celebrating its 25,000th edition this Monday. To mark the milestone, both the print edition and the website are temporarily using the publication's original wartime logo, as announced by editor-in-chief Wendelmoet Boersema.
A man was found severely injured in a car on Pleinweg in Rotterdam late Sunday night following a suspected stabbing incident. Police believe the stabbing occurred in the Tarwewijk neighborhood, though the exact location remains under investigation.
A live white-beaked dolphin stranded on the coast of Egmond aan Zee on Sunday evening and is being assisted by the SOS Dolfijn foundation. The rescue organization is keeping the animal cool with wet cloths while preparing to transport it to their facility for further care.
The Netherlands is leading the repatriation of two sick crew members from the cruise ship m/v Hondius, which is currently anchored off the coast of Cape Verde. This operation follows the deaths of three passengers on board, at least one of whom tested positive for hantavirus according to the World Health Organization.
A 21-year-old man has been sentenced to 240 hours of community service and mandatory treatment for two violent assaults committed alongside his family members. Despite a significant criminal history, the court avoided a prison sentence to support the defendant's recent rehabilitation through work and housing. One victim suffered physical injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder after being attacked by the group.
A car flipped over on Sunday evening in Haarlem after colliding with a concrete road barrier installed for construction on Schalkwijkerstraat. The vehicle was reportedly launched into the air upon impact and eventually came to a stop back on its wheels. The driver was arrested following the accident.