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[INTERNATIONAL] · Netherlands · 32 sources

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The Hague and Maastricht prepare for potential Gen Z unrest

Authorities in several Dutch cities, including The Hague, Maastricht, and Eindhoven, are on high alert following social media calls for Gen Z protests that may involve looting and vandalism. While no official protest permits have been filed, police and municipalities are preparing for potential disorder.

In The Hague, the hard-core supporters of ADO Den Haag have announced they will be present in the city center to protect local businesses and cultural heritage from potential rioters. Some retailers in the city center have already boarded up windows or removed valuable stock as a precaution. The municipality has issued an emergency order for areas around the Malieveld and The Hague Central Station, granting police extra powers to maintain order.

In Maastricht, the MVV supporters group has also pledged to protect the city. Local schools in Limburg have advised parents to monitor their children's social media usage due to the circulating calls for unrest. The reported tensions appear to be influenced by similar youth unrest trends observed in France, Italy, and Spain.

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ADO Den Haag · AZ Alkmaar · Ajax · Eredivisie · ICI PARIS XL · Jan van Zanen · Johan Cruijff Arena · Johan Cruyff Arena · MVV Maastricht · Maastricht · Malieveld · Michel Sánchez

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