14-year-old stabbed in Rotterdam, two teenage girls arrested

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A 14-year-old boy has been admitted to hospital after being stabbed in Rotterdam. 

The incident occurred last night on the Kruiskade.

Police say they have arrested two 17-year-old girls at the Diergaardesingel in relation to the incident. One of the girls is from Rotterdam, and the other from Vlaardingen.

However, police say that what happened is still unclear. More arrests could still be made. As part of the investigation, police are examining camera footage and other resources to discover what happened.

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Sam isn’t great at being Dutch. Originally hailing from Australia, she came to study in the Netherlands without knowing where the country was on a map. She once accidentally ordered the entire ice-cream menu at Smullers. She still can’t jump on the back of a moving bike. But, she remains fascinated by the tiny land of tall people.

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