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A number of prostitutes have gone missing after two unlicensed brothels were shutdown at the Zandpad in Utrecht last Monday.
The founders have now not only lost their right to operate but have also been charged for human trafficking. The remaining 48 prostitutes are known to now be operating on boats and other cities as far as the tracking agencies are concerned.
Source: Spits Nieuws
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