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Harderwijk gives COA three months to close asylum center before imposing fines

Harderwijk gives COA three months to close asylum center before imposing fines

The municipality of Harderwijk has given the asylum agency COA three months to close its 800-person facility or face significant daily fines. If the center remains open past the deadline, COA will be charged 91,000 euros per day, with total penalties potentially reaching over 8.1 million euros.

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