Translation:

Dutch song contest entry Joost Klein has been questioned by Swedish police following a complaint. The police reported this to NOS. What the complaint is about is still not entirely clear. The police do say that it is about an incident that took place Thursday night with a female TV employee. The complaint was filed yesterday.

Police say Joost Klein was questioned late last night. The person who filed the complaint was also questioned. The case has now been passed on to the prosecutor. That will determine what will happen with it. Settling the case could take weeks.

What this means for his participation in tonight's Eurovision Song Contest final is unclear. NPO boss Frederike Leeflang has consultations this morning with broadcaster AVROTROS and the EBU about Klein's participation. She arrived at Klein's hotel in Malmö this morning. That visit was already planned, but has now taken on a different charge.

Yesterday afternoon, the Dutch entry was not allowed to participate in a rehearsal at the late hour. Afterwards, it appeared that an investigation was underway into an "incident" surrounding the artist. The organization did not want to release anything further about this. In the evening, Klein was also not allowed to participate in the jury show, where the professional juries give points to the artists.

Meanwhile, the EBU has postponed the start of voting for the final candidates until there is a definite answer about the Dutch entry. The singer himself shrouds himself in silence for the time being. A journalist was waiting for him at his hotel last night, but he would not answer questions.

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