What’s happening near you? Nieuwsgierig Aagje shows public Dutch P2000 dispatch alerts for fire, ambulance, police, trauma helicopter and KNRM sea rescue, alongside official police news. Clear, on a map, and without an account.
ACTIVITY
• Recent P2000 alerts from across the Netherlands, with service, priority, place and time
• Search by town, street or type of incident
• Nearby only: choose a radius from 5 to 100 km around your location
• See the estimated distance to each report
• Official police news from politie.nl, labelled separately
• Every report opens inside the app, with a clear link to its source
MAP
• Every report with coordinates on the map
• Busy areas group automatically and split apart as you zoom in
• Your location and search area shown on the map
STATISTICS
• Counts per service and per hour, in Netherlands time
• View a specific day and fetch missing reports
YOUR ARCHIVE
• Reports are saved on your device and don’t expire automatically
• Browse back to earlier days, even offline
CONTACTS
• Offline guide to police stations, fire stations, hospitals and out-of-hours GP posts
• Search by town or use your location
• Call, visit the website or get directions in Apple Maps
• National numbers always at hand: 112, 0900-8844 and 0900-0904
PRIVACY
• No account, no ads, no tracking
• Your location is only used when you choose it
• Your archive stays on your own device
ACCESSIBLE
• Supports VoiceOver, larger text, Voice Control and Reduce Motion
• Fully available in English and Dutch
GOOD TO KNOW
Nieuwsgierig Aagje is an information app, not a warning service. A P2000 alert is a message that dispatches emergency responders. It doesn’t confirm what happened, how serious it was or how it ended. Coverage is incomplete: alerts can be delayed or missing, and locations are approximate. No alert doesn’t mean nothing happened. Original alert texts are in Dutch.
Data comes from Zwaailicht.nl (P2000) and politie.nl (police news). Nieuwsgierig Aagje is not affiliated with the police, fire service, ambulance services or the Dutch government.
In an emergency, always call 112.
