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Availability as of today is 95.9%.
After almost a whole week without power or network in Vieira de Leiria, in Marinha Grande, the parish council has “finally managed to communicate with the outside” and centralise the distribution of food and hygiene supplies. The parish council president, Álvaro Cardoso, says that, at the moment, “the main need is labour”.
Almost a week after Storm Kristin disrupted telecommunications for thousands of consumers in the Central region, operators have still not given a date for full service restoration. Mobile services have been restored in all municipal centres, but there are still areas experiencing severe instability, they warn. "A ...
Sandra Maximiano, president of ANACOM, analyses the communication failures during the operation following Storm Kristin.
E-Redes remains on site, and it is still not possible to predict when the network will be restored, said the Municipal Civil Protection Service.
With no network coverage, no electricity and no water, several parishes in the municipality of Ourém have remained isolated since the early hours of Wednesday. With messages not getting through, hurried journeys and calls for help multiplying, residents are trying to cope with the damage left by Storm Kristin.
Coimbra, Castelo Branco, Faro, Leiria, Lisbon, Portalegre, Porto, Santarém, Setúbal and Viseu are the most affected regions.
Fixed-line and mobile services from Vodafone and MEO are experiencing interruptions across central Portugal.
Ten thousand customers, mostly in the central and northern coastal regions, were without electricity at 11.30 am today, with more than 400 operational personnel working for network provider E-Redes mobilised The post 10,000 households without electricity in north and centre appeared first on Portugal Resident.
