News about sports, travel, oil, Philips, and transportation (Tuesday, July 28)

Cyclist Huub Artz received a lot of attention in Boxmeer after his Tour debut. The 24-year-old rider from Wintelre finished in the top ten five times. Fans asked for autographs and photos at the Day After the Tour event.

The four missing Dutch people on Lake Malawi have been found alive. This was reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Also, three local crew members are safe and received medical assistance onshore.

Dutch companies are allowed to sell oil from strategic reserves on the world market. The cabinet gave permission last week. The oil price is also falling, which could make gasoline in the Netherlands cheaper.

Philips increased its profit forecast for this year slightly. The company received over 180 million euros back in American import duties. As a result, the second quarter results were higher.

In Groningen, people are requesting renovations of the bus stop at the Hereplein. According to the Public Transport Consumer Platform, it is difficult for people with walkers or strollers. Furthermore, mountain rescuers in Austria and France report more calls from lost or injured hikers.