Municipality of Amsterdam to ban laughing gas
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Joining a long list of municipalities and cities across the Netherlands, Amsterdam has decided to ban the sale of nitrous oxide - more commonly known as laughing gas - at events, bars, and nightclubs in the capital.
Amsterdam latest municipality to limit sale of nitrous oxide
The ban doesn’t come as a surprise - it is something the municipality has been discussing for a while as the use of laughing gas became more and more prevalent and problematic, specifically within the city centre.
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