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Dutch Safety Board investigates gas explosions after Utrecht incident

Dutch Safety Board investigates gas explosions after Utrecht incident

The Dutch Safety Board (OVV) has launched an investigation into the risks of natural gas explosions following a significant incident in Utrecht's city center this January. While the cause of the Utrecht explosion is still being investigated by the Public Prosecution Service, the OVV aims to assess broader safety risks associated with gas.

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