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Police responded with sirens only once since Meesterlottelaan asylum center opened: 'It's going incredibly positively there'

Police responded with sirens only once since Meesterlottelaan asylum center opened: 'It's going incredibly positively there'

Since the asylum seekers' center on Meesterlottelaan opened in Haarlem, police have only responded with urgency to one fight. Out of seven total reports of safety concerns, three were actually caused by opponents of the facility rather than residents.

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