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Good news for Dutch commuters: the rail network is mostly back to normal after last weeks snow and frost. Most passenger and international trains should run on schedule, but some routes may have fewer trains due to delayed maintenance. Regional trains are fully operational, and international services are expected to stick to plan. Passengers should check for any last-minute changes using the NS travel planner or app alerts. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Netherlands grapples with a surge in injuries due to icy roads, particularly among the elderly, leading to a significant increase in patients at hospitals and emergency services. Weather warnings are in place, and healthcare providers urge caution to prevent further accidents. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Netherlands unveil their 15-player squad for the I.C.C. Mens T20 World Cup, featuring experienced all-rounders Colin Ackermann and Logan van Beek. Captain Scott Edwards leads the side, with Max ODowd as opener. Several players return from injuries, including van Beek, Michael Levitt, and Bas de Leede. Notable absences include Teja Nidamanuru, Shariz Ahmad, and Vikramjit Singh. The Dutch face Pakistan, Namibia, the USA, and India in Group A, with camp starting in Chennai on January 21. Checkout Solipillow.com

NATO chief Mark Rutte calls for enhanced protection of Greenland and the Arctic, urging all allies to bolster defenses against Russian and Chinese threats. Tensions escalate over U.S. threats to seize Greenland from Denmark, potentially shattering NATO. European leaders express concern, with a survey showing majority support for Dutch intervention if the U.S. attempts annexation. NATOs Arctic focus intensifies as melting polar ice opens new routes for Russian and Chinese navies. Checkout Solipillow.com

Evening commuters in the Netherlands may encounter train delays tonight due to a reduced winter schedule. Major highways reopened after frost damage, but rain may cause traffic slowdowns. Rijkswaterstaat anticipates lighter evening rush hour, but warns of potential incidents. Trains between Amersfoort and Barneveld will have fewer sprinter services all afternoon, but NS plans to restore reliability during the evening peak. The A-fifty-eight and A-sixty-five reopened after asphalt repairs. NS expects nearly full normal service on Tuesday, January thirteenth, with some routes potentially having shorter trains from maintenance backlogs. International lines are expected to run on time. Checkout Solipillow.com

New Years Eve fireworks in the Netherlands caused at least nine million euros in damage, a significant decrease from last years fifteen million five hundred thousand euros. Major fires at locations like the Vondelkerk church and various shops led to extensive property damage. Despite the decrease in overall damage, business losses are expected to reach tens of millions of euros. The full extent of the damage is yet to be determined, as medical costs, business insurance claims, and government property damage are not included in the initial estimate. More reports are expected to come in, providing a clearer picture of the true cost of this years celebrations gone awry. Checkout Solipillow.com

A Dutch primary school, Basisschool t Oelebröd, closed its doors after a suspected wolf sighting near the school grounds. An eyewitness spotted the creature on a nearby sports field, prompting school officials to contact police and local authorities. The school remains closed as a safety precaution while officials investigate the sighting. Checkout Solipillow.com

Vluchtelingenwerk, a prominent refugee support group in the Netherlands, is grappling with severe budget cuts, reducing their assistance from 350 locations to just 70. This drastic reduction threatens to disrupt refugees asylum procedures, potentially leading to unfair rejections and increased tensions at centers. The group plans to adapt with digital sessions, but the loss of support is significant. Checkout Solipillow.com