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Corona hearings with Ollongren and Grapperhaus resume in The Hague

Today, the corona hearings continue with participation from Ollongren and Grapperhaus, as the weather remains variable.

2 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In The Hague, the corona hearings resume today, with Ollongren and Grapperhaus among those being questioned. This is an important step in the parliamentary inquiry into the corona policy, aimed at gaining more insight into the measures taken during the pandemic.

In addition to the corona hearings, today also marks the final day of the football transfer window. The women’s teams of PSV and Ajax are attempting to qualify for the main tournament of the Champions League, with matches scheduled for later in the day.

Regarding the weather, today will feature a mix of sun and clouds. In the morning, showers are particularly possible in the west of the Netherlands. In the afternoon, some showers may develop further inland, resulting in variable weather throughout the day.

Temperatures will reach a maximum of 22 degrees today. For those venturing out, it is important to stay informed about potential traffic jams and roadworks reported this morning.

Alongside the hearings and transfer news, this day also provides an opportunity for responses from the public. Interested parties can follow the progress of the hearings and other relevant developments through live updates available on various news platforms.

The live blog from NU.nl, managed by Kim Einder, offers updates on the corona hearings, allowing viewers to access information and highlights from witness statements and the inquiry's progress. This approach facilitates transparency regarding the corona policy and the involved politicians.

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