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Bomb goes off at Almere home while shop owned by same person is hit in Amsterdam

Bomb goes off at Almere home while shop owned by same person is hit in Amsterdam

Two explosions occurred near-simultaneously at a home in Almere and a shop in Amsterdam, both of which are owned by the same person. Authorities are investigating the incidents after witnesses heard a motorcycle fleeing the scene in Almere.

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