Stories from Veluwe · Netherlands

On April 30, a woman was discovered in the water of the Veluwe lake. The source reported that the woman had died due to a crime.

A forest fire in the Veluwe region broke out late yesterday afternoon during a defense exercise. Approximately 100 firefighters are currently working to combat the blaze. While fires at military training grounds near Weert and Oorschot are under control, the Veluwe fire remains active. The fire originated in the Harde area of the Veluwe. Large wildfires at military training grounds near Weert and Oorschot have been brought under control, though firefighters remain active in those locations. The fire in the Veluwe forest has not yet been localized, according to Polskie Radio 1.

Wildfires in the Veluwe region are affecting local wildlife and residents. Local residents reported that smoke has forced some people to evacuate their homes. Water sources are drying up, and there is currently no potable water service available in the affected areas.

A large wildfire broke out in the Veluwe region of the Netherlands, producing smoke clouds visible as far as South Holland. Nearly 400 firefighters are currently working to extinguish the blaze. The operation includes the use of five military helicopters.