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Churches suffer from storm Eunice

21-02-2022

Western Europe

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Churches suffer from storm Eunice

Crashing roof slates from the Elandkerk in The Hague damaged a car. Photo ANP, Phil Nijhuis

Western Europe

Last weekend, Dutch churches were literally in heavy weather. Storm Eunice ravaged the country and damaged several buildings.

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