There was a lot of people in Maastricht, especially in the morning. About 40,000 people visited the city, where the king and his family celebrated his birthday.
According to mayor Annemarie Pente Strake, there were so many people that the Vrijthof had to be closed shortly after noon. “The square was very full,” said the mayor after the visit. “I loved it,” said Penne Strake. “Especially that sense of unity. “There was a lot of music, we wanted it.”
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The number of events on King’s Day was not too bad. A man in Arnhem caused the necessary disturbances on the free market. Neighbors called the police because he threatened and probably had a gun in his pocket. It is not yet known what caused the accident, which happened around noon. The police spokesperson also does not yet know who the threats were directed against or whether the man actually had a weapon with him.
Many people, including children, witnessed the event. Victim support was called in to pick them up.
Many drowning people in Amsterdam were also rescued from the water, the police reported on Instagram. It was also necessary to intervene in the situation of people who were sick next to each other.
Source: RTL
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