Explosives Exercise Caused Wildfire at Military Site

An investigation concluded that an explosives exercise was responsible for a wildfire at the 't Harde military training site. Authorities found no criminal offenses related to the incident.

7 May, 14:13 — 7 May, 14:13

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Investigation: explosives exercise behind wildfire at 't Harde military site

The Royal Netherlands Marechaussee (KMAR) says the wildfire that started on April 29 at the Artillery Shooting Range (ASK) in 't Harde was caused by a training exercise involving explosives.

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Geen strafbare feiten bij natuurbrand op militair oefenterrein 't Harde

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Explosives Exercise Caused Wildfire at Military Site

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Investigation: explosives exercise behind wildfire at 't Harde military site

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Geen strafbare feiten bij natuurbrand op militair oefenterrein 't Harde

Investigation: explosives exercise behind wildfire at 't Harde military site

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