Max van Noorden became famous for his windsurfing action on the flooded A2 near Den Bosch in 1995. And in Waalwijk, residents had to leave their apartments for hours after a fire in which explosive material was found. These are the five stories you must read on Saturday.
In Waalwijk, residents had to leave their apartments for hours after a fire in which explosive material was found. Two 24-year-old men have been arrested on suspicion of arson. Read the whole story here:
Max van Noorden became famous for his windsurfing action on the flooded A2 near Den Bosch in 1995. The photo went all over the world and became a cherished memory for his family after his death in 1998. You can read the whole story here:
The Labor Inspectorate has closed the shawarma shop Master of Shawarma in Vlijmen for a month. The owner could not prove that employees were paid the minimum wage and had previously been fined for various violations. Read the complete article here:
Taxi companies in Bergen are concerned about competition from taxis from outside the region during carnival. They complain about the extortionate prices of these taxis and argue for a permit system. Check out the story here:
Carnival banners that had just been hung in the Brandevoort district of Helmond disappeared after two days. The carnival association offers an award for the golden tip. You can read more here.
