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NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 07:35
Good morning! Today Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg is in Amsterdam to speak at a climate march. And six party leaders will debate with each other again tonight on RTL.
First the weather: Today starts gray and locally foggy. Dense fog can occur, especially in the south. It remains largely dry and it will be around 9 degrees.
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What can you expect today?
Tens of thousands of people are expected in Amsterdam for a climate march through the capital. The march starts this afternoon at 1 p.m. on Dam Square and ends on Museumplein. The well-known Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg will give a speech there. Demonstrations are taking place in the Spanish capital Madrid against an amnesty law that Prime Minister Sánchez wants to implement for Catalan separatists. On Tuesday evening, a demonstration turned into riots. Tonight, the leaders of the VVD, PVV, BBB, SP, D66 and the Party for the Animals will debate each other at RTL. Pieter Omtzigt of NSC and Frans Timmermans of the PvdA are not there; they have cancelled. At the Cricket World Cup, the Netherlands will play against host country India. You can watch the match live from 9:30 am on NOS.nl and in the NOS app. And there is Premier League football. With a match at 4.45 pm between numbers 3 and 4 in the rankings: AZ and Feyenoord. Leader PSV is also in action and plays at home against PEC Zwolle. Ajax visits Almere City. All matches are can be followed live in our blog and via Along the line on NPO Radio 1.
What did you miss?
The World Health Organization (WHO) writes on X that it no longer has contact with al-Shifa hospital, the largest hospital in Gaza. The WHO suspects their contacts are fleeing the area given “horrifying reports of continued attacks on the hospital”.
Yesterday, WHO chief Tedros said he was seriously concerned about the situation of patients and healthcare staff in the hospital. The WHO now reiterates those fears and once again calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
Yesterday the hospital ran out of fuel; there is no more power now. Israel has surrounded the hospital. The army said last night it would help evacuate babies from hospital.
EPAPatients at al-Shifa Hospital before the power outage (Friday photo)
Other news from the night:
And then this:
Residents of the Italian coastal town of Ladispoli were on edge for hours last night when a lion prowled through their town. The animal had escaped from a circus cage around 3 p.m. Circus employees claimed to Italian media that the cage had been opened by animal rights activists. The animal has now been captured; read more here.
2023-11-12 06:35:11
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