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Massive emergency response for medical emergency at McDonald’s Beverwijk

Massive emergency response for medical emergency at McDonald’s Beverwijk

Emergency services and a Mobile Medical Team responded to a medical emergency at a McDonald's parking lot in Beverwijk on Sunday afternoon. Multiple units arrived at the scene around 4:30 PM to provide urgent assistance.

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Dry summers will significantly change the Netherlands: bulb fields will disappear

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Stabbing on Contactweg, victim taken to hospital

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