The municipality of Nijmegen has started construction of an emergency shelter for up to 430 asylum seekers while the environmental permit had not yet been finalized. A judge in Arnhem has ruled that construction may proceed provisionally, but that the shelter may only open once the permit has been granted. Local residents will then have two working days to lodge an objection, reports Omroep Gelderland.
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The municipality of Nijmegen has started construction of an emergency shelter for up to 430 asylum seekers while the environmental permit had not yet been finalized. A judge in Arnhem has ruled that construction may proceed provisionally, but that the shelter may only open once the permit has been granted. Local residents will then have two working days to lodge an objection, reports Omroep Gelderland.