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Several Dutch government websites were back online by midday after a brief outage; its cause was unknown.
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Several Dutch government websites, including those of the Public Prosecution Service and the Royal House, were back online around midday on Wednesday after a brief outage. The cause was not yet known, ANP reported.
The disruption also affected the central government website and a number of public bodies, including the Netherlands Institute for Social Research and the Education Council. Other government-related sites, among them the Tax Administration, the Immigration and Naturalisation Service and the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, continued to work.
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