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Major fire at company in Zwaanshoek under control

A large fire at an industrial site in Zwaanshoek, Haarlemmermeer, was brought under control late Wednesday night after affecting several businesses and scattering solar panel debris. Smoke warnings for local residents have been lifted, and authorities are now investigating the cause of the blaze. While significant structural damage occurred, including a partial roof collapse, no injuries were reported.

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