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Tenant demands replacement home after explosion, housing association refuses because 'house was targeted'

Tenant demands replacement home after explosion, housing association refuses because 'house was targeted'

A tenant is suing the Eigen Haard housing corporation after being denied alternative housing following an explosion that destroyed her home on Herculesstraat in Amsterdam. The corporation refuses to provide a new residence, arguing that her home was the specific target of the attack due to previous drug-related activity discovered by police. The woman denies any involvement in criminal activity and maintains that she and her son are victims who are being unfairly punished.

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