Civil Protection Warns “Wind Could Cause “Breakage of Power Lines", Power Outages
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Municipal chambers and parishioners have taken preventive measures to mitigate the effects of the Charles storm and praise the government's warning, but energy equipment and communications promised after Kristin are still being distributed and installed
Level IV was activated this Tuesday, November 10, by the Civil Protection, as part of the passage of the Bruna and Charles depressions, and corresponds to the maximum degree of operational readiness.
Wind gusts that can reach 150 km/h, intense rain and risk of floods and floods mark the forecasts for this Wednesday. Pedro Arruda, commander of Civil Protection, leaves recommendations to the population and asks that unnecessary displacements be avoided.
The passage of the depression Charles through mainland Portugal should bring intense rain, wind with gusts that can reach 120 km/h and strong maritime agitation, leading the National Authority of Emergency and Civil Protection (ANEPC) to alert to the risks associated with the worsening of the state of time. Among the situations that may occur in the next [...]
The National Commander of Emergency and Civil Protection, Mario Silvestre, warns of the likelihood of damage to the power lines and recommends that the population maintain mobile phones and external batteries charged.
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