Two civil servants in Rotterdam have been immediately dismissed due to corruption allegations in construction projects, following information provided by the Public Prosecution Service.

NRC: Rotterdam Dismisses Two Officials for Corruption in Construction Projects

The municipality of Rotterdam has fired two civil servants with immediate effect due to corruption in construction projects, following information from the Public Prosecution Service.

NOS: Rotterdam Dismisses Two Officials Over Corruption Allegations

Two officials in Rotterdam have been dismissed as part of a criminal investigation into alleged bribery in construction projects.

A Rotterdam resident became a victim of 'cuckoo's nest living' after drug dealers took over his home for illegal activities, leading to him being treated as a perpetrator and subsequently becoming homeless.

de Volkskrant: Man Becomes Homeless After Drug Dealers Take Over His House

A Rotterdam resident, Robby, became a victim of 'cuckoo's nest living' when drug dealers took over his home for illegal activities, and he was subsequently treated as a perpetrator. This is a reportage on his situation.

Amsterdam is preparing to implement a new tourist tax that will position it among cities with the highest rates globally.

NOS: Amsterdam's Tourist Tax Nears World's Highest

Amsterdam is set to implement a tourist tax that will bring it close to having the highest rates globally.

Police are investigating two separate incidents: a group fight in Den Bosch city center that left three men injured, and the discovery of a deceased woman along the Maas River near Venlo, where foul play is suspected.

NU.nl: Three Men Injured in Group Fight in Den Bosch City Center

Three men sustained injuries following a fight between groups in the center of Den Bosch.

NU.nl: Deceased Woman Found Along Maas River Near Venlo; Police Suspect Foul Play

A deceased woman was discovered along the Maas River near Venlo, and police are investigating the incident as a potential crime.

The continuing drought conditions are compelling water boards to develop improvised management strategies, raising concerns about the long-term sustainability of water resources.

NU.nl: Drought Forces Water Board to Improvise: How Long Can This Continue?

The ongoing drought is forcing water boards to improvise their management strategies, raising questions about long-term sustainability.

Temperatures are forecasted to rise towards 30 degrees Celsius next week, though this warm period is expected to be short-lived.

NU.nl: Temperatures to Approach 30 Degrees Next Week, But Not for Long

The temperature is expected to climb towards 30 degrees Celsius next week, though the warm spell will be brief.