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THE HAGUE – The residents of the Duindorp district in The Hague saw little or no water flow from their tap for several hours on Thursday. The pressure was eased by the “illegal opening of fire hydrants,” says drinking water company Dunea. The problems were resolved by the beginning of the afternoon.
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