Flower boxes replace tent camp
Where the pro-Palestine protest camp stood until Sunday evening, there are now several dozen flower boxes placed by the municipality of Rotterdam. This was an idea by the police to prevent demonstrators from setting up their tents in the same location again, according to a university spokesperson.

The Plaza now looks much greener.
Image by: Esther Dijkstra
It has also been announced when protesters can collect their belongings from the camp: Tuesday to Friday between 1.00 pm and 2.00 pm in the Van der Goot Building.
Monday will be spent removing graffiti from the ground and buildings. The setup for the HeartBeat festival will begin on Tuesday.
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