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Recent news: gold at Winter Olympics, protest in The Hague, accidents, KLM collision, Eredivisie results, PSV coach criticism, explosions and shooting (Sunday, February 22)

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Jorrit Bergsma and Xandra Velzeboer will carry the flag at the closing on Sunday. The Netherlands won ten gold medals at the Winter Olympics in Milan. Bergsma and Groenewoud won gold in the mass start.

Eight people were arrested in The Hague during a protest against a housing project. The protest in Vogelwijk was not registered, says the municipality. According to the police, an officer was injured and the riot police were present.

Three people were injured after a chase on the A2 in Limburg. One person died in an accident in Apeldoorn after a collision between two cars. A cyclist was seriously injured in a collision in Sint Willebrord.

Two KLM airplanes collided on the ground at Schiphol on Saturday morning. No one was injured, KLM reports. The passengers have been rebooked on other flights.

Ajax and NEC played a 1-1 draw in Amsterdam. NAC Breda won 1-0 against FC Volendam thanks to Pepijn Reulen. PSV defeated SC Heerenveen 3-1 after being behind.

PSV coach Peter Bosz was not happy with the first half against Heerenveen. He thought the attitude of his team was not good. Nevertheless, PSV won the match 3-1.

An explosion took place in Lviv in which a police officer died and fifteen people were injured. In a shooting at the Kronenburg shopping center in Arnhem, one person was slightly injured. The police arrested a suspect.

Sources: NRC, NOS Binnenland, Omroep Brabant, NU.nl Economie, NU.nl Sport, NU.nl, Nederlands Dagblad, NOS, FD, AD (45 articles)

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