Nearly half of Dutch councils provide no refugee accommodation
Nearly half of Dutch councils provide no refugee accommodation
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Nearly half of Dutch councils provide no refugee accommodation
Home invasions are decreasing in the Netherlands. Last year, homes were broken into on average about 62 times a day, compared to 67 times in 2022. In 2019, before the coronavirus pandemic, it happened an average of 108 times per day. That is evident from an analysis by the ANP based on the annual figures from the police. The total number of home invasions fell to the lowest level in 12 years last year. The police counted a total of almost 23,000 cases. In 2012, the first year in which the police published crime figures digitally, there were almost 92,000 home invasions.
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