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Dutch Have Little Confidence in the Future
Many Dutchmen have expressed little confidence in the future of their children. The majority of the population thinks that after years of increasing affluence, there will be a decline from now on. Such an opinion hasn’t been dominant since the Second World War. Salem Samhoud, of the consultancy company which ordered the research among 1,240 [...]
November 20, 2011
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Curacao Government: Dutch Racist Policemen Humiliated Demonstrators
The Curacao Plenipotenary Minister in The Hague, Sheidry Osepa considers the behavior of the police in Dordrecht as humiliating, unacceptable and racist. During the official arrival of Sinterklaas, a Dutch folkloristic figure, 4 demonstrators were arrested. They protested against the presence of Black Peter, the traditional assistant of Sinterklaas. The police said that the demonstrators [...]
November 20, 2011
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Arnhem: Virus Found Again in Hospital
The geriatric department of the Rijnstate Hospital in Arnhem has been infected for the second time this year by the Norovirus which causes severe stomach spasms. The department has been closed. It has now become known that in the nursing home St. Anna in the city of Heel, the Norovirus has also spread. www.volkskrant.nl/vk/nl/2672/Wetenschap-Gezondheid/article/detail/3031041/2011/11/13/Opnieuw-norovirus-in-ziekenhuis-Rijnstate.dhtml Sphere: [...]
November 20, 2011
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Did Dutch Commander in Srebrenica Know That There Would Be Mass Killings?
The Dutch Surgeon Ger Kremer claimed that Thom Karremans, was aware that thousands of Muslim men would be killed after the fall of the Srebrenicaenclave in Bosnia in 1995. Kremer who was with the Dutchbat, the U.N. peacekeeping force in Srebrenica, made this claim on Dutch public television last week. He accused Karremans of lying [...]
November 20, 2011
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Twenty-Five Dead Due to Mistakes in Care for Thrombosis
Since October 2010, at least 25 people died due to mistakes in the care for Thrombosis. These results come from a list established by the Inspectorate for Health Care (IGZ). According to the organization, the number of dead is probably higher because not all incidents were registered. The problems occurred in many places – hospitals, [...]
November 20, 2011
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Big Increase in Complaints about Lawyers
In 2010 in Amsterdam, 474 people complained about the behavior of their lawyers compared to 398 in 2009. This finding was published by the Council of Supervision of the Order of Lawyers. In 40% of the cases, the complaint was found to be justified. Most complaints were about the quality of service, financial costs and [...]
November 20, 2011
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Money Spent on Problematic non-Western Youngsters is Wasted
Thirty-four cities in the Netherlands where many Moroccan and Antillean youths live have been receiving funds from the government to reduce the problems with these youths. According to the National Broadcasting Foundation (NOS), this money has been wasted. The number of school leaders and unemployed has only increased further since the subsidies were introduced in [...]
November 20, 2011
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Fifty Youth Gangs in The Hague
Fifty youth gangs are active in The Hague, according to police findings. The members’ age range is from 12 until the late 20’s. The ethnic composition is diverse, but the number of Moroccans is disproportionately high. Nine gangs are criminal. Twenty-seven cause harassment such as destruction and vandalism. Fourteen consist of youngsters who hang around [...]
November 20, 2011
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Shortage of Personnel in Police Situation Rooms
The Police Trade Union (ACP) is very worried about the shortage of personnel in police situation rooms. The problem is particularly serious on weekends and in the evenings. The Chairman of the ACP, Gerrit van de Kamp said that in view of the planned merger of situation rooms, it is very difficult to find new [...]
November 20, 2011
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Hospital Apologizes to Families of Five Patients Who Died
The board and supervisory council of the Scheper Hospital in Emmen have apologized to the families of five patients who did not survive stomach operations. According to the conclusions of the Investigation Council for Safety, not only the surgeon was responsible for the lack of safety of the patients during the operations, but also the [...]
November 20, 2011
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Thank You Youtube for Censoring Dr. William Luther Pierce
We would like to thank the ADL staff and proprietors of youtube.com for censoring the videos uploaded about the deceased Dr. William Luther Pierce, founder of the National Alliance. Anti-Semitism Censored by Youtube.com: http://www.youtube.com/ Sphere: Related Content
November 6, 2011
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Nijmegen: Hospital Department Closed Due to Bacteria
The intensive and medium care departments of the Canisius-Wilhelmina Hospital in Nijmegen have been closed due to the VRE bacteria. Five patients are being treated in isolation there. www.nu.nl/binnenland/2655843/ic-ziekenhuis-nijmegen-dicht-darmbacterie.html Sphere: Related Content
November 6, 2011
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Chair of Curacao Parliament: The Netherlands is becoming Racist
Ivar Asjes, Chairman of the Curacao Parliament has said that if the Netherlands expels the Angolan youngster Mauro Manuel, Curacao should grant asylum to him and his foster parents. He added that the Dutch debate on whether to expel this youngster who has lived for more than 8 years in the Netherlands, indicates that it [...]
November 6, 2011
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Brunssum: Hospital Operation Room Closed Due to Flies
In an operating room of the Atrium Medical Center in Brunssum, no surgery can be carried out for three days because of flies in the room. Thus a sterile environment could no longer be guaranteed by the hospital. Last month a similar problem occurred in the operation rooms of the Rijnstate Hospital in Zevenaar which [...]
November 6, 2011
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Deputy Minister: Brown Rats Increasingly Resistant against Poison
Deputy Minister Joop Atsma of the Environment is worried about the increasing resistance of brown rats to poison. This is what he wrote to Parliament. Studies show that 39% of rats studied are increasingly insensitive to pesticides. The Minister promised a detailed investigation into the exact size and spread of resistant mice and rat populations [...]
November 6, 2011
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Three Deaths in Rotterdam Hospital Due to Bacteria
The Inspectorate for Health Care (IGZ) has concluded in an investigative report that the Rotterdam Maasstad Hospital has not adequately reacted to the outbreak of the Klebsiella bacteria. The management of the hospital has misjudged the size, severity and length of the outbreak. Most probably, three patients died due to this bacteria and possibly another [...]
November 6, 2011
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Netherlands the Most Polluted Country in European Union
Dutch air, water and soil are the most polluted in the European Union. Its rank is number 27. This results from a report by the Dutch Foundation for Nature and Environment (Natuur & Milieu) in its report Ranking the Stars. The report compares the Netherlands with other European countries on issues such as climate, environment [...]
October 30, 2011
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Haarlem Hospital: Intensive Care Unit Closed Due to Bacteria
At the Kennemer Gasthuis, a hospital in Haarlem in July and September, six patients were infected with the klebsiella bacteria. Recently, part of the intensive care unit was closed because of this. Despite the fact that special hygienic measures were taken in July, patients were again infected in September.www.trouw.nl/tr/nl/4516/Gezondheid/article/detail/2964963/2011/10/12/Ziekenhuis-Haarlem-sluit-intensive-care-wegens-bacterie.dhtml Sphere: Related Content
October 30, 2011
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Poor Air Quality can Block Economy of Major Towns
The Organization of Dutch Municipalities (VNG) has written a letter to Deputy Minister Joop Atsma of Infrastructure and Environment warning him that the air quality in the four major Dutch cities – Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht has to be improved. If this is not done, economic developments in these towns may stop. The [...]
October 30, 2011
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Dordrecht: Department of Hospital Closed Due to Bacteria
The Albert Schweitzer Hospital in Dordrecht has closed a department due to the MRSA bacteria. This has been announced by the hospital. In the meantime, a number of people have been infected. This bacteria has been found in a patient at the oncology department and with three employees. The infected employees are at home at [...]
October 30, 2011
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Police Surprised by Turkish Attack on Kurdish Center
The Amsterdam police were surprised by the anti-Kurdish riots after a demonstration by Turks. Jan Pronker, District Chief of Police in the center of Amsterdam told this to the Amsterdam Municipal Council had not expected that the anti-PKK protest would deteriorate. About 60 Turks attacked a Kurdish center. There were wounded and there was destruction [...]
October 30, 2011
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Human Trafficking in Dutch Inland Navigation
The police and labor inspection have started a major investigation against the exploitation Philippine seamen on the Dutch inland navigation. The police now systematically control ships on Dutch rivers. The labor inspections suspects that exploitation, which is a form of human trafficking and false reporting are structural problems in Dutch navigation.www.elsevier.nl/web/Artikel/318518/Actie-tegen-uitbuiting-in-binnenvaart.htm Sphere: Related Content
October 23, 2011
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Copper Theft from Train Rails Increases
The ProRail company which is in charge of the Dutch railway infrastructure said that the number of cases of theft of copper from train tracks is increasing. Such theft now on the average occurs 43 times per month. ProRail considers this a worrying situation. It costs about 13 million Euro per year. The theft also [...]
October 23, 2011
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Nijmegen: Five Policemen Wounded after Soccer Game
Five policemen were wounded in Nijmegen after riots at the end of the soccer-game NEC-Vitesse. NEC hooligans threw stones, tree branches and security gates on the policemen. Various police-cars and the busses of the visiting Vitesse were damaged. Twelve hooligans were arrested.www.gelderlander.nl/nieuws/algemeen/binnenland/9687380/Vijf-politiemensen-gewond-na-NECVitesse.ece Sphere: Related Content
October 23, 2011
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University Professor May Have Invented Research for Many Years
Professor Diederik Stapel of Tilburg University has been found to have recently published fraudulent research. Philip Eijlander, the Rector Magnificus of the university now is of the opinion that this academic may have invented research findings for many years. Eijlander thinks that the same is true for research by Stapel at the universities of Groningen [...]
October 23, 2011
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