A coronavirus testing location close to the Dutch capital of Amsterdam appears to have been intentionally targeted after an explosion before the site opened, police have said.
The blast in the town of Bovenkarspel, north of the capital, caused no injuries but shattered windows.
The explosive “must have been placed” there, a police spokesman said.
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