The government has submitted a request to the European Union Solidarity Fund for over 5.3 billion euros to cover damages caused by seven consecutive storms between January and February. The funds are intended for the reconstruction of public infrastructure and emergency interventions, particularly in the Central region.

The government has established the Integrated Prevention and Operations Command (Comando Integrado de Prevenção e Operações or CIPO) to coordinate forest cleaning efforts in the Central and Lisbon and Tagus Valley regions. Ministers Luís Neves and Nuno Melo presented the initiative, which aims to remove combustible material and improve forest access before the summer season. Officials have warned that the upcoming summer could be particularly difficult, urging citizens to clear their land to mitigate fire risks.

The Agrupamento das Escolas de Marrazes in Leiria has produced a welcome kit for immigrant students; the grouping now has more than 500 immigrant pupils from about 37 nationalities among roughly 2,500 students. The manual uses playful, accessible content to help children settle in and learn about school routines and local services. Parents of foreign-born pupils in the area should ask schools for the manual and language-support resources.