Latest news and stories from the Bragança district, Portugal.
The “chaotic” rush to petrol stations has caused fuel to run out, leaving, in particular, the small farmers of Vale da Vilariça without a source of work or searching for other alternatives.
Several farmers in the Vale da Vilariça, in the municipality of Vila Flor, were left without agricultural diesel to work for a few days after it ran out at regional petrol stations, with supplies only being replenished today.
Agricultural diesel costs more than 1.4 euros today in the Bragança district, and at some fuel stations, it even exceeds 1.5 euros.
The fire is believed to have started in the establishment's chimney.
In the final countdown, Água Hotels Terra Fria, in Bragança, is scheduled to open on April 1st and is already accepting reservations. Built on a slope, the hotel stands out for its panoramic suspended pool.
The victim was transported by air to the Bragança Hospital.
Portugal needs competitive institutions capable of asserting the country within the European knowledge space.
In the Bragança district, which covers nearly seven thousand square kilometres, there is currently only one Medical Emergency and Resuscitation Vehicle.
The Vimioso Health Centre has three general and family medicine doctors working on a scheduled appointment basis, which is considered insufficient for the municipality.
Preserving the Montesinho Natural Park is the goal. In Bragança, public tenders have already been launched to protect part of the environmental heritage.