Portugal Closes Schools and Public Services Due to Storms
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Eight regions in the central and southern parts of the country, including the capital Lisbon, were placed on red alert due to a depression that could cause 140 km/h of gusts, the government announced on Tuesday.
Closed schools (even private ones) and non-essential public services closed. Area between Peniche and Sines will be at greater risk but Government has put the whole country "in a situation of alert".
The worsening state of the weather should start to feel on Wednesday morning. IPMA admits that the storm can have a similar intensity to that of the Kristin storm.
Non-essential public schools and services will be closed on Wednesday in Portugal, where several regions have been placed under red alert due to a storm that could cause the gusts of 140 kilometers per hour, the government announced on Tuesday.
(Photo: via Gemini) It has just been announced by the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, that there will be a shutdown of schools and non-essential public services on Wednesday, November 11th. He himself calls for citizens who can stay at home and employers to be "comprehensive". The announcement was made in the antecamera of an anticipated worsening of the state of time in Portugal. For this reason, a state of alert has been decre…
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