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GGD: No direct health damage for local residents from Tata chromium-6 exceedance

GGD: No direct health damage for local residents from Tata chromium-6 exceedance

A GGD report concluded that recent chromium-6 emissions from Tata Steel, which exceeded standards by more than thirty times, did not pose a direct threat to the health of local residents. Despite the significant breach of environmental norms, the public health service determined there was no immediate health damage caused by the incident.

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Bevrijdingspop: searching for a nice spot next to the nettles. 'A highlight is when Matthy from the Bankzitters winks at me'

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