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Dutch police deployed in force to curb rioting, looting

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Cities across the Netherlands were calmer on Tuesday after three nights of rioting against a coronavirus curfew as authorities vowed to crack down on the unrest, blaming "scum" for the looting and arson and deploying a huge police presence on the streets. By late night, the increased police presence appeared to have paid off, with no major rioting or clashes between youths and police reported. ''We are seeing a different pictu

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News18 India

Calm Returns To Dutch Cities After Riots, With Police Out In Force

AMSTERDAM: With shops boarded up and riot police out in force, it was relatively calm in Dutch cities on Tuesday night after three days of violence during which around 500 people were detained.

3 years ago·India

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Associated Press News

Dutch police deployed in force to curb rioting, looting

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Police took to the streets of Dutch towns and cities in force Tuesday night in an attempt to prevent violent rioting that shook the country for three successive...

3 years ago·United States

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abc News

Dutch police deployed in force to curb rioting, looting

Police have taken to the streets of Dutch towns and cities in force in an attempt to prevent violent rioting that has shaken the country for three successive nights since a nationwide curfew was introduced to curb the spread of the coronavirus

3 years ago·United States

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WION

Dutch government says will not bow to curfew riot, deploys force to curb looting

3 years ago·Noida, India

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Today

Calm returns to Dutch cities after riots, with police out in force

AMSTERDAM - With shops boarded up and riot police out in force, it was relatively calm in Dutch cities on Tuesday night after three days of violence during which around 500 people were detained.

3 years ago·Singapore

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WKMG

Dutch police deployed in force to curb rioting, looting

Police took to the streets of Dutch towns and cities in force Tuesday night in an attempt to prevent violent rioting that shook the country for three successive nights after a nationwide curfew was introduced to curb the spread of the coronavirus.By late night, the increased police presence appeared to have paid off, with no major rioting or clashes between youths and police reported.“We are seeing a different picture to yesterday,” police chief…

3 years ago·Orlando, United States

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