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Corona hearing with policy critics: ‘I felt like hunted game’

Corona hearing with policy critics: ‘I felt like hunted game’

The Dutch parliamentary inquiry into the COVID-19 pandemic heard from two policy critics on its ninth day of hearings. These witnesses, who were not involved in official decision-making, shared their perspectives on the government's response from different viewpoints.

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