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In Vlaardingen, Dutch hospitality owners worked through the night of Sunday into Monday to protect their businesses from a looming flood. Local operators set up sandbags at their entrances and took other measures to keep water out of their premises. One entrepreneur explained, “We had sandbags at the door.” The effort was part of a broader response to the area’s flood risk, with owners coordinating to safeguard their establishments against rising water levels. Article source: Cedar News | Image credit: Cedar News
In Vlaardingen, Dutch hospitality owners worked through the night of Sunday into Monday to protect their businesses from a looming flood. Local operators set up sandbags at their entrances and took other measures to keep water out of their premises. One entrepreneur explained, “We had sandbags at the door.” The effort was part of a broader response to the area’s flood risk, with owners coordinating to safeguard their establishments against rising water levels.
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