Doctors criticize long COVID policy: 'Disastrous for patient trust' ↗
Front page leadDoctors have expressed criticism of Minister Hermans' long COVID policy, stating it is detrimental to patient trust.
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The news front page covers a range of domestic and international stories, including criticism of the Dutch government's long COVID policy, incidents at an amusement park, and international political developments in Serbia, Ukraine, Israel, and France. Storm damage in the Netherlands and a serious…
Doctors have expressed criticism of Minister Hermans' long COVID policy, stating it is detrimental to patient trust.
There were further disturbances during the Walibi Fright Nights event.
Serbian students have challenged President Vucic during the country's most competitive parliamentary elections in years.
Storm Boelo has caused damage in various locations, with strong winds expected to continue.
Cars belonging to enforcement officers in Waalwijk were burned out, and the police are investigating the incident as arson.
Elon Musk stated that Ukraine had violated the terms of use for the Starlink satellite system.
Daylight saving time has ended, with clocks being set back one hour.
Thousands of Israelis are demanding an investigation into the events of October 7th, ahead of the upcoming elections.
Approximately 1000 arrests were made in France during protests, with the minister expressing satisfaction with the overall progress.
A caregiver at Beekse Bergen Safari Park was injured in an attack by a panther and is in serious condition.
Protests occurred in several European cities, with riots in Tirana and military deployment in Milan.
Thousands of Turks demonstrated for press freedom in cities including Istanbul and Ankara.
The Dutch cabinet has invited seven opposition parties to discuss the tax plan.
Ukrainian warehouses have been hit by fire while residents are preparing for the winter season.
A woman from Breda has become the world champion in nipple tattooing, a profession she describes as valuable.
Dutch speed skater Jarno van 't Wout won in Vancouver, while fellow skater Nils Velzeboer finished second in the 1000m.