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Conflict Surrounding Arrival of Residential Care Facility Escalates Between Organization and Villagers: 'We Were Already Afraid of This'

Summary by Algemeen Dagblad
Banging residents. Clients who, according to the care organization, are shaken for days. Local residents who say they take turns keeping an eye on playing children. And the police regularly visiting Baambrugge. Around Freeway Zorg's recently opened residential care facility, conflict is running high and the village is becoming divided.

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Banging residents. Clients who, according to the care organization, are shaken for days. Local residents who say they take turns keeping an eye on playing children. And the police regularly visiting Baambrugge. Around Freeway Zorg's recently opened residential care facility, conflict is running high and the village is becoming divided.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Banging residents. Clients who, according to the care organization, are shaken for days. Local residents who say they take turns keeping an eye on playing children. And the police regularly visiting Baambrugge. Around Freeway Zorg's recently opened residential care facility, conflict is running high and the village is becoming divided.

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Banging residents. Clients who, according to the care organization, are shaken for days. Local residents who say they take turns keeping an eye on playing children. And the police regularly visiting Baambrugge. Around Freeway Zorg's recently opened residential care facility, conflict is running high and the village is becoming divided.

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Banging residents. Clients who, according to the care organization, are shaken for days. Local residents who say they take turns keeping an eye on playing children. And the police regularly visiting Baambrugge. Around Freeway Zorg's recently opened residential care facility, conflict is running high and the village is becoming divided.

·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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