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Officials insist the situation is under control, but critics accuse the junta of being reactive, rather than proactive.

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This process is fueled by the steady flow of reactive iron entering the oceans from rivers and melting glaciers.

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"You have other countries that are reactive, they accept an incident. In the Netherlands, we can't accept it because the consequences are too high."

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“Up until now, everything’s been reactive. Somebody has a symptom, somebody shows up in the emergency room and they wind up putting a patch on them.”

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Nine dogs were rescued by the emergency services but the remaining "more reactive dogs" are currently stranded.

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