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Infrastructure Deficit in the Netherlands Could Reach 80 Billion Euros
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The material states that much of the infrastructure created during the reconstruction of the country after the Second World War is worn out, that the bridges have to be closed because of cracks, that the locks are broken and that roads need to be upgraded, while the regions are working to build new railway lines and expand motorways.
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Bridges with cracks, outdated roads and locks, and plans for new rail and road surfaces: under pressure from a multi-billion euro deficit, the cabinet is making tough choices this week about where investments will and will not be made in the coming years.
·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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