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Child rushed to hospital after car accident in Haarlem

Child rushed to hospital after car accident in Haarlem

Two children were involved in a car accident on Tuesday afternoon on Florence Nightingalestraat in Haarlem. One child was subsequently rushed to the hospital with urgent injuries.

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