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Graves allocated by lottery

Thursday 22 November 2007

People in Vlaardingen will soon be able to enter a lottery to win a grave, says Thursday's AD.

The Emaus graveyard, famous for is peaceful setting and mature trees, is full but the local council has now agreed to develop 100 new double-layered spaces. Such is the demand that the graves will be allocated by lottery.

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