European authorities will present the “green passport”, a health certificate that aims to facilitate travel within the European Union before summer holidays, on Wednesday. The measure was announced this Sunday by European Commissioner for the Internal Market, Thierry Breton. 

The application, available on several websites and platforms, was streaming videos and TV channels via a number of connected websites and platforms located in Spain and Portugal, with connections to servers in Czechia.

The deconfinement plan revealed by the Portuguese government yesterday will be slow gradual. The four defining dates are as follows...

Rapid antigen tests for the detection of SARS-CoV-2 will be able to be purchased, starting on Saturday, in pharmacies and places of sale of non-prescription drugs, according to news published today in Diário da República.

Under current rules, foreign travel from the UK is banned apart from for exceptional reasons, however, those in England could go abroad for holidays from 17th May, following a review on travel rules.

The deconfinement plan to be announced by the government later this week is awaited with bated breath by the tourism sector, one of the most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Two new vehicles for organ transport were delivered by the Government yesterday, to the GNR, which has carried out more than 1,400 transports across the country in the last five years.

The Algarve region is no longer at high risk. The trend of decreasing cases observed throughout the country, as a result of the confinement measures with the closed schools, offered optimistic results: we are now the European country with the lowest rate of transmissibility.