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‘I’m no special guy. We can all do this’: Loek Hartog on rescuing Ollie Millroy from a burning car

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The Guardian‘I’m no special guy. We can all do this’: Loek Hartog on rescuing Ollie Millroy from a burning car
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Last month in Shanghai, the Dutch driver saved Ollie Millroy’s life after a crash. The incident created a unique friendship and a shared determination to improve safety Winter is coming and, at eight in the morning, Amsterdam is dark as Loek Hartog and I…

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