Hague Stores Board Up Amid Fears of Gen Z Protests and Looting
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Multiple stores in The Hague's city center have closed and boarded up their windows and doors in anticipation of potential unrest and looting during planned Gen Z protests. The closures come despite no official protest registration with the municipality. Fear of riots, similar to those seen in other European cities, has led shopkeepers to take precautions, with some even threatening to remain closed. Social media platforms have been abuzz with calls for protests, but the scale and nature of the events remain uncertain.
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