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Latest news and stories from Torres Vedras.
The Torres Vedras City Council is mobilising all available resources and coordinating services to meet the challenge of clearing the municipality of ground fuel loads before summer, following this winter's storms.
PwC advised IVC Evidensia, a British-Swedish group and world leader in veterinary care, on the acquisition of the Aristocão Veterinary Hospital in Torres Vedras. This acquisition marks another step in the group's expansion plan in Portugal, in which PwC has been involved. As part of this transaction, the multidisciplinary team at PwC Portugal...
In order to reduce the number of people without a family doctor, the Government has approved the decree-law that allows the creation of health centres managed by the private and social sectors and by local authorities.
Civil Protection reiterated its appeal for the population to stay at home and opt for remote work. The municipal emergency plan is activated until the 8th.
The flooding of the Lisandro River has left several homes inundated and forced the evacuation of residents in Torres Vedras. According to CNN Portugal reporter Carlota Celeiro, the local authority has closed roads and schools, urging people to check available access routes.
Albino Félix lives in Ponte de Rol, Torres Vedras, and had part of his house flooded. He does not know if his animals are alive. This resident says it is the first time he has seen a situation of this magnitude.
The Minister of Agriculture announced today in Torres Vedras a €40 million support scheme aimed at restoring agricultural capacity damaged by adverse weather.
The polling stations will operate in the Town Hall building on Avenida 5 de Outubro in the city of Torres Vedras, with opening hours remaining from 08:00 to 19:00.
The venue in Torres Vedras where the tables for advance voting for the second round of the presidential elections on Sunday were to be installed has been changed due to a forecast of bad weather, the Municipal Council said today.
In the western area, more precisely in Torres Vedras, dozens of hectares of agricultural land were destroyed due to bad weather. Losses could amount to ten million euros.
