It would be a new low in the ongoing drug feuds. Authorities in The Hague said that a suspicious car was found set on fire close to the location.


"A burnt-out car was found near the explosion, the connection is being further investigated. It is not yet known what the cause is, but there are indications that it is a crime," said Margreet Fröberg from the district office of the Public Prosecution Service. Police previously said that a car was seen leaving the area at a high rate of speed moments after the explosion.

"We know from images that a car drove away shortly after the explosion. We don't know who the driver is, or what kind of car it is. We would like to find out," said Karin Krukkert, the district police chief. A description of the car seen racing off from the area was not released, nor was a description of the torched vehicle authorities discovered.

Four of the five deceased victims of the explosions at the Tarwekamp have been identified. According to the police, they are a 31-year-old man from Voorburg, a 45-year-old man and two women aged 17 and 41 from The Hague. As of Sunday evening, there is still no clarity about the number of missing persons.