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Haarlemmermeer peak water storage faces technical problem: what if heavy rain persists?

Haarlemmermeer peak water storage faces technical problem: what if heavy rain persists?

The peak water storage facility in Haarlemmermeer is currently facing a significant technical malfunction. There are concerns that the facility may be unable to handle excess water if prolonged heavy rainfall occurs in the region.

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