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Reporter Martijn Schraven Had Lost His Waste Pass and Made a Remarkable Discovery at the Container.

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Anyone wishing to open an underground residual waste container in Breda officially needs a waste pass. However, in practice, a library card or even a public transport chip card also appear to work, reporter Martijn Schraven discovered.

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Reporter Martijn Schraven Had Lost His Waste Pass and Made a Remarkable Discovery at the Container.

Anyone wishing to open an underground residual waste container in Breda officially needs a waste pass. However, in practice, a library card or even a public transport chip card also appear to work, reporter Martijn Schraven discovered.

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ed.nl broke the news 20 hours ago on Monday, July 20, 2026.

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