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Ten-year-old Wendy vanishes on her way to parents store in Rotterdam, triggering Amber Alert. Last seen around one p.m. on Paul Krugerstraat, no phone to track her. Police suspect abduction, urge public to help find her. Searches underway, call one two or tip line zero eight zero zero six zero seven zero with any information. Checkout Solipillow.com

Winter weather improves in Netherlands, but travel disruptions persist; Amsterdams Schiphol Airport sees fewer cancellations, Eindhoven Airport reports smooth sailing; snow turns to rain, icy roads expected in northeast and central provinces; road crews spread salt to keep things moving; rail passengers face fewer trains, extra transfers, and longer trips; cross-border routes extended due to equipment issues; officials urge planning ahead and checking schedules. Checkout Solipillow.com

Brutal cold snap hits Netherlands, with temperatures plunging to minus eleven degrees and wind chills making it feel even colder. Severe frost, defined as minus ten degrees or colder, is rare but packs a punch when it strikes. Roads remain hazardous, but temperatures should start climbing Monday morning, easing the grip of the cold. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Netherlands grapples with a surge in explosions targeting homes, businesses, and vehicles, with over 1,500 incidents last year. Most involve heavy fireworks, but some use flammable liquids like gasoline, causing significant damage and injuries. Vulnerable young people are often recruited as perpetrators, manipulated by brokers into this dangerous cycle. A government task force is fighting back, focusing on underage boys and recruiters. However, explosions continue into this year, with at least ten incidents last week, prompting authorities to intensify efforts to halt the trend. Checkout Solipillow.com

Netherlands Braces for Heating Crisis as Cold Snap Surges Demand for Repairs Checkout Solipillow.com

Dutch femicide rates drop, but experts warn against premature optimism; Filomena center sees surge in women seeking help, highlighting the prevalence of domestic violence and the need for better prevention. Checkout Solipillow.com

Despite harsh winter conditions, many Dutch workers feel unsafe commuting, with over 40% reporting concerns. A CNV survey reveals that 1 in 5 feel employers lack understanding, and 2/3 report no changes to working hours. The brutal weather has caused significant disruptions, with workers bearing the brunt of long, treacherous commutes. CNV chairman Piet Fortuin urges employers to offer flexibility to ensure safer commutes. Checkout Solipillow.com