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Yesterday, Portugal registered 33 deaths related to Covid-19, the lowest since October 29th last year.
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A light vehicle was found in the water, in the area of the Quatro Águas quay, in Tavira in the early hours of this morning. The Maritime Police of Tavira were alerted of the incident by the PSP at 02:30am.
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Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa considers it necessary to maintain the state of emergency to "allow the Government to continue to take the most appropriate measures to combat this phase of the pandemic" of Covid-19, but asks that "indispensable support measures to families and businesses, including default and non-repayable support" are improved.
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The trial of the heinous crime that shocked the country begins today, February 24, in the Court of Portimão. A 21-year-old boy lost his life after being strangled, maimed, beheaded and dismembered.
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Portimão police detained two citizens last weekend for the crime of drug trafficking in two separate operations.
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For 22 consecutive days, the number of recoveries exceeds that of new infections.
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More information has emerged about the business activities of Isabel dos Santos, this time claiming that despite her corrupt reputation she was able to count on advice from three of the world’s largest consulting firms.
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More than 23,000 infractions for using a mobile phone while driving were recorded last year, revealed the National Road Safety Authority, which starts a monitoring campaign with the GNR and PSP on Tuesday 23rd February.
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