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A4 partially closed due to fatal collision near Belgian border

A4 partially closed due to fatal collision near Belgian border

A fatal collision on the A4 highway near the Belgian border resulted in one death and the partial closure of the road between the De Markiezaat junction and Zandvliet. Local authorities also closed a viaduct in Ossendrecht following the incident reported by the Zeeland-West-Brabant police.

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