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Running and walking civil servants head to Wijk aan Zee: It’s a nice and compact loop.

Running and walking civil servants head to Wijk aan Zee: It’s a nice and compact loop.

The 35th Dutch Cross Country Championship for Civil Servants will take place this Wednesday in Wijk aan Zee with 2,506 participants. The event features walking tours of 10 or 15 kilometers and running races of 6, 9, or 12 kilometers.

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