Montenegro Warns for "Hard Times", but Guarantees that Country Is "More Prepared"; Government Has Activated Crisis Center
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The Prime Minister assured that Portugal is "more prepared" than in the Kristin storm in January, and called for the adoption of telework. Communications are safeguarded, but Starlink network is not.
Prime Minister says there's no reason to panic, but asks you not to underestimate the danger of depression Charlie. Government guarantees you are doing everything to safeguard communications
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Weather conditions will worsen at the end of the day in Madeira and, on Wednesday, in mainland Portugal. The passage of a new depression, Charles, along with the Bruna depression, led the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and the Atmosphere to place eight districts under red warning. We follow here, per minute, the evolution of the situation.
The Prime Minister warned today that on Wednesday the country will be able to "live difficult hours", asking the Portuguese not to underestimate the risks, but defended that it is more prepared to face extreme weather phenomena. "We are more prepared, although there is always a degree of unpredictability", defended Luís Montenegro, who spoke to journalists at the end of a working meeting at the National Emergency and Civil Protection Authority (…
Prime Minister ensures that the country is "prepared" and leaves an appeal for everyone's cooperation
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