260 migrant workers from The Hague are being cared for in hotel Kijkduin

Around three hundred migrant workers, mostly Ukrainians and Poles, are temporarily housed in the former NH Hotel Atlantic in the seaside resort of Kijkduin. It concerns a group of people who are now staying in a temporary shelter on the Jaap Edenweg and will have to leave there soon.

260 migrant workers from The Hague who are at risk of becoming homeless are temporarily housed in an empty hotel in Kijkduin. This is what alderman Robert van Asten (D66) writes in a letter to the city council. The migrant workers can stay in the former NH Hotel Atlantic for a maximum of four months. The hotel is still being made (fire) safe. The intention is that migrant workers will move in from December 23, writes Omroep West. A year ago, 120…

About three hundred migrant workers are temporarily housed in a former hotel in the Hague seaside resort of Kijkduin. The municipality of The Hague has allowed them to stay in Hotel Atlantic for a maximum of four months. The workers are currently living in accommodations near the De Uithof ice rink, on the edge of the city.