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Minister Rejects Excessive Zeal in Preventing Depression Charles: "We Cannot Answer only when There Is a Misfortune"

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"We have to stop being just reactive," said Luís Neves, who expects "a return to normality" on Thursday.

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The impact of the Charles storm in Portugal was less severe than the scenario initially foreseen by the authorities, but there are still risks of flooding and overflowing rivers and rivers, especially in coastal areas. The Portuguese government defended the strategy of anticipation and mobilization of emergency teams, even if the preventive measures have proved to be more comprehensive than the damage recorded so far.

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"We have to stop being just reactive," said Luís Neves, who expects "a return to normality" on Thursday.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Storm intensity loss was dictated, throughout the day, to adapt that of the warnings issued by the IPMA.

Madeira, Lisbon, Setúbal and Algarve were the most affected areas, with a man rescued in Funchal and restrictions on transport and public services

Luís Neves considers the day an exercise for future extreme phenomena. The government decided to close schools and non-essential public services. The content Luís Neves rejects excessive zeal in the prevention of depression Charles appears first in Barlavento.

The Minister of Internal Administration refused today that there has been excessive zeal in preventing the Charles storm, arguing that the country has to be proactive, instead of responding only when there is misfortune.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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