Seixal: Several schools closed due to protest
Daniel Martins, from the S.TO.P board, says that more than one hundred employees are at the doors of the Vale de Milhaços school cluster headquarters in Seixal to demand better working conditions.

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Daniel Martins, from the S.TO.P board, says that more than one hundred employees are at the doors of the Vale de Milhaços school cluster headquarters in Seixal to demand better working conditions.

Professionals are protesting and holding a plenary session near the Vale de Milhaços Basic School to demand increased staffing and the removal of asbestos.

The protest also aims at the review and appreciation of education professionals' careers.

This morning, there is a protest at the Vale de Milhaços Primary School in Seixal, on the south bank of the Tagus. Education professionals are demanding the removal of asbestos present in the outdoor access corridors of this educational establishment.
He has been remanded in custody. The scheme is being investigated by the Public Prosecutor's Office in Seixal.

Transtejo informs that it is not possible to predict the resumption of regular service.

Luís Cabral said that the death of an elderly man in Seixal, while waiting for assistance, does not reflect the service provided by INEM.

Seixal Parish Council warns of possible flooding along the riverfront in the early hours and is distributing sandbags to protect homes.

Road closures will remain in place until the Municipal Civil Protection Service confirms that safety conditions have been met for traffic to be restored.

The mayor of Seixal says south bank passengers travel in an 'inhuman' way on Fertagus, arguing that extending the Metro Sul do Tejo could help minimise pressure on the service.
