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Hardenberg threatens COA with penalty payments if asylum centers do not close

Hardenberg threatens COA with penalty payments if asylum centers do not close

The municipality of Hardenberg has issued an ultimatum to the asylum agency COA, threatening financial penalties if reception centers in Hardenberg and Loozen are not closed. This decision follows the agency's failure to meet previous closure deadlines for the locations.

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