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Are cruise ships floating hotbeds of disease for the elderly? Virologist Ab Osterhaus: ‘Everyone off to bingo’

Are cruise ships floating hotbeds of disease for the elderly? Virologist Ab Osterhaus: ‘Everyone off to bingo’

Three passengers died and several others fell seriously ill aboard the Dutch cruise ship Hondius, likely due to a rare hantavirus infection. The incident has renewed concerns regarding the spread of infectious diseases among elderly travelers on cruise ships.

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A look inside on Dam Square: how the Royal Palace survived WWII (and how to see it for yourself)

A look inside on Dam Square: how the Royal Palace survived WWII (and how to see it for yourself)

The Royal Palace on Dam Square in Amsterdam is highlighting its history and survival during the Second World War. Visitors are invited to explore the building and learn about the stories hidden behind its historic facade.

Cycling to a war-torn country: Herre and Jantien head to Ukraine for charity

Cycling to a war-torn country: Herre and Jantien head to Ukraine for charity

Amsterdam residents Herre de Vries and Jantien Meijer are embarking on a 2,000-kilometer charity bike ride from Amsterdam to Lviv, Ukraine, starting June 13. Through their 'Ukraine Solidarity Cycle' initiative, they aim to raise 100,000 euros for Stichting de Leeuw Kyiv to support civilian relief efforts in the war-torn country.

Fewer than 5 percent of Dutch people lived through the liberation

Fewer than 5 percent of Dutch people lived through the liberation

Fewer than 5 percent of the current Dutch population, totaling approximately 800,000 people, were alive during the liberation at the end of World War II. This data comes from an analysis by the ANP news agency based on figures from Statistics Netherlands (CBS).