A resident is now bivouacking with her entire family in the living room because the heaters in both bedrooms are not working. ‘Here the heating works, so we can survive here,’ says the resident who wishes to remain anonymous. The family moved into the living room when they found out that their eight-week-old baby couldn’t hold out in the bedroom: “It felt icy and freezing cold. It wasn’t just that it made him sick.’
‘Planning is a challenge, every day,’ says Sigi van Duijvenboden, Head of Operations at Vreugdenhil, with offices in Rijswijk and Leiden, among others. ‘Apart from people with the flu, we have a number of long-term sick reports. As a result, the pressure on the other employees is somewhat greater. And absenteeism at the office can be accommodated more easily than with our staff outside the door. After all, we have a number of orders per day that you have to drive away, so the challenge is a bit bigger there.’
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A woman was stabbed this afternoon in a residential complex in Delft. The victim was responsive and was taken to the hospital. Her injuries are not life threatening, according to police.
Transmission in the West reports that the accident took place around 15:00 in a complex of the ‘Woondiversiteit Villex’. This is a project where students, beginners and status holders live under one roof.
A suspect was arrested shortly after the stabbing incident. The reason is likely related to the relationship, says a police spokesman.
