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Person seriously injured in Haarlem house fire

Person seriously injured in Haarlem house fire

A person was seriously injured and rushed to the hospital following a house fire on Prins Bernhardlaan in Haarlem on Wednesday morning. Emergency services responded to the incident, but the cause of the blaze has not yet been reported.

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Addicted Haarlem burglar to enter clinic soon; children frightened after he smashed school window

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