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People in Need Can Use the Entrances to Police Stations in Lanaken and Maasmechelen as a 'Safe Haven'

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Being able to retreat to a safe, enclosed space in a crisis situation: that's the idea behind the so-called "Safe Havens," which the police stations in Lanaken and Maasmechelen now have. Using a code received by phone from the emergency response center, someone in distress can transform the police station's lock into a safe haven until help arrives.

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Being able to retreat to a safe, enclosed space in a crisis situation: that's the idea behind the so-called "Safe Havens," which the police stations in Lanaken and Maasmechelen now have. Using a code received by phone from the emergency response center, someone in distress can transform the police station's lock into a safe haven until help arrives.

·Antwerp, Belgium
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vrt broke the news in Antwerp, Belgium on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
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