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March Leader Looks Back Positively on the Start of the Four Days Marches, 12 Runners Disqualified

Summary by Algemeen Dagblad
On the first day of the Four Days Marches, twelve walkers were disqualified. By 3:30 PM, this involved two soldiers carrying less than the required 10 kilograms of equipment and ten regular participants who mainly cheated on their distance. The number could still rise, says march leader Henny Sackers.

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March Leader Looks Back Positively on the Start of the Four Days Marches, 12 Runners Disqualified

On the first day of the Four Days Marches, twelve walkers were disqualified. By 3:30 PM, this involved two soldiers carrying less than the required 10 kilograms of equipment and ten regular participants who mainly cheated on their distance. The number could still rise, says march leader Henny Sackers.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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bndestem.nl broke the news on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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