The final residents have departed the asylum center in Hardenberg, Netherlands, marking its permanent closure. The Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) confirmed the relocation of all individuals to other reception facilities on Friday. This signifies the complete shutdown of operations at the Hardenberg location. The COA did not provide details regarding the number of residents or their new destinations. The closure is part of broader adjustments in the Dutch asylum reception system. This concludes the facility’s function as a temporary shelter for asylum seekers. The COA plans to repurpose the site, though future plans were not disclosed.