Rode Kruis over aftocht Ter Apel: ‘De regering moet dit oplossen, niet wij’Photo: Nu.cw
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Rode Kruis over aftocht Ter Apel: ‘De regering moet dit oplossen, niet wij’

Source: Nu.cw·7/11/2026·Curaçao·1 min read

Rode Kruis en VluchtelingenWerk zijn wereldwijd actief in conflictgebieden, maar stoppen toch met hulpverlenen in Ter Apel vanwege de onveiligheid. Rode Kruis-woordvoerder Martijn van Es legt het verschil uit.

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