Portugal on Alert as Storm Charles Heads Towards the Mainland
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The depression Charles left in Madeira rainier than the tragedy of February 20, 2010, but without serious occurrences. According to the Regional Government, there were 479 millimeters in 12 hours, against 387 16 years ago, when 47 people died. There are roads cut off, ousted and families away from home.
The depression Charles causes destruction in Madeira and goes to mainland Portugal
No casualties, no evictions, Madeira's archipelago went through the morning with more than 160 occurrences
The storm has caused mostly floods and tree falls. Still, the Minister of Internal Administration insists that the Portuguese should stay home.
The Regional Civil Protection Service of Madeira recorded 210 occurrences until 09:00 today, with a higher incidence in the councils of Funchal, Santa Cruz and Machico, due to the passage of the Charles depression. The Madeira content signaled 210 occurrences until 09:00 appears first in Folha Nacional.
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