The “Albufeira Jupiter Hotel Vertical Race”, takes place this Saturday, from 20:30, and will give 100 athletes the opportunity to run or walk up 12 floors in the aforementioned 5-star hotel.
The Association of Commerce and Services of the Algarve Region (ACRAL), in partnership with the Chamber of Faro, is implementing a route of “pet-friendly” spaces (friendly to animals) in various public spaces in the city of Faro.
A 36-year-old woman has been arrested for domestic violence, in the municipality of Albufeira after using scissors to attack her partner, inflicting several blows on vital parts of her body.
A study released this week concluded that researchers at Yonsei University in South Korea have found that some bacteria found naturally in the human gut produce compounds that inhibit the SARS-CoV-2 virus responsible for Covid-19.
The judgment on the dispute over ownership of a 560 square meter plot of land in Monte Gordo, which pits the Vila Real de Sto António and António Aguilar Councils against each other, was scheduled for yesterday. However, none of the 3 witnesses turned up, so it has been postponed until 10th September.
José Carlos Rolo, Mayor of Albufeira, has demanded a review of the criteria for calculating the COVID-19 incidence, causing Albufeira to retreat in to the previous phase of confinement.
At the end of yesterday, Portugal again recorded a slight reduction in the number of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infections in the last 24 hours, with 941 cases, and three deaths associated with Covid-19, according to the Directorate-General for Health.
Yesterday, the Government approved a 50% reduction in tolls for the former SCUT roads, namely the A22-Algarve (Via do Infante), A23 – IP, A23 – Beira Interior, A24 - North Interior, A25 – Beiras Litoral and Alta, A28 – Norte Litoral, Grande Porto (A41, A42) as of July 1st.
