Fire Causes Smoke Pollution in Dutch Residential Area

Fire Causes Smoke Pollution in Dutch Residential Area

A large fire in a moving company in Apeldoorn is causing a lot of smoke nuisance for local residents. The emergency services have issued an NL-Alert. As far as is known, no one was injured. The fire brigade has now declared the fire under control, but is still busy with extinguishing the fire. "The advice remains in effect for the time being to close windows and doors in the event of nuisance and not to stand in the smoke," according to the Robin Utrecht safety region Apeldoorn, Netherlands on April 27, 2025. Photo by Utrecht Robin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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