From tropical heat to actor Marcel Musters’ debts. These are the three stories you must read on Tuesday.
It is the warmest May 26 ever measured in Brabant. Around half past one the thermometer in Eindhoven reached 30.2 degrees, breaking the old record from 2005. Rijkswaterstaat has introduced the heat protocol: motorists with a breakdown are immediately taken to a safe location between ten in the morning and eight in the evening. But we don’t have to be afraid of sticky nights – cooler air will gradually enter the country on Tuesday evening. Read the whole story here.
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Efteling presented the new Ravenring attraction on Tuesday. It will be a rotating wheel with eighteen winged vehicles in which visitors can decide for themselves at what angle they go into the air. The attraction will be located at the renovated Raveleijn theme area, which has been overhauled since the park decided to no longer use live animals in the show. There is room for 36 visitors per ride, who fly up to five meters high and reach a speed of forty kilometers per hour. The entire area should be ready by the end of 2026. Check it out here.
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Actor and Golden Calf winner Marcel Musters has made a vulnerable appeal via Instagram to help him get rid of his debts. The 67-year-old Tilburger, known for Penoza and Zwartboek, suffered a burnout in 2019 and stopped acting. Due to medical costs and a move to a ground-floor apartment due to heart problems, he incurred debts. Inspired by an American, he asks viewers and listeners to transfer a euro. With his Hello Fellow Humans campaign, Marcel hopes to be able to help someone else who needs it every month. Read his story here.
