The Windows of the House Where the Syrians Now Live Were Destroyed Three Times Earlier This Year Before Their Arrival

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Mayor Postma finds it "terrible that the family is again affected by a major incident"
The family will receive additional guidance from the municipality, Postma confirms.
The mayor of Tubbergen, which includes Geesteren, says: "This must mean a lot to a family that is trying to build a new life here."

The car of a status holder family in Geesteren was probably set on fire last night, writes RTV Oost. The windows of the house where the Syrians now live were destroyed three times earlier this year before their arrival. Mayor Postma finds it "terrible that the family is again affected by a major incident".

The family will receive additional guidance from the municipality, Postma confirms. The mayor of Tubbergen, which includes Geesteren, says: "This has a lot to do with a family that is trying to build a new life here. We are in contact with them and see what support is needed.

The family with young children would move into their home in Geesteren this spring. In March the first stone flew through the window, accompanied by an angry letter. The move was postponed.

A week later the house was targeted again. The municipality then installed cameras, but that did not stop new destruction in April. It is not known exactly when the family moved into the house. Flyers The police hung up flyers in the village in May in the hope of tracking down the perpetrator or perpetrators."

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