Mark Rutte And Hugo de Jonge Press Conference - The Hague

Mark Rutte And Hugo de Jonge Press Conference - The Hague

Dutch outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Dutch outgoing Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport (CDA) Hugo de Jonge attending a press conference on easing the COVID-19 health measures, in The Hague, on September 14, 2021. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRES.COM

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