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Today at 05:38 • Updated today at 05:56

The roof of a row of houses came down on Sunday night on the Kastanjeberg in Roosendaal. The cause was the strong wind. Solar panels also came down. Some ended up in a tree.

The fire brigade removed the loose parts of the roof using an aerial platform. The extent of the damage was still unclear on Monday morning. It is also not yet known how many houses have had their roofs blown away.

  • The fire brigade took action at the Kantanjeberg in Roosendaal (photo: Christian Traets/Persbureau Heitink).

    The fire brigade took action at the Kantanjeberg in Roosendaal (photo: Christian Traets/Persbureau Heitink).

  • The fire brigade removed the loose parts of the roofs of the houses in Roosendaal using an aerial platform (photo: Christian Traets/Persbureau Heitink).

  • Some of the blown away solar panels ended up in a tree (photo: Christian Traets/Heitink Press Agency).

The strong wind also caused damage to the Paulusdonk in Roosendaal. A tree fell on a parked car there on Sunday night. The car was severely damaged. The fire brigade sawed the tree into pieces and put the pieces aside. A recovery company was called in to take the car away. No one was injured.

  • The car was seriously damaged (photo: Christian Traets/Heitink Press Agency).

    The car was seriously damaged (photo: Christian Traets/Heitink Press Agency).

  • The fire brigade sawed the tree into pieces at Paulusdonk in Roosendaal (photo: Christian Traets/Persbureau Heitink).

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