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30 Patients Moved into Supportive Care

Thirty patients who are medically fit to leave hospital, but still require appropriate accommodation or social care, are expected to be transferred from Madeira’s hospitals into private social solidarity institutions. The measure is intended to free hospital beds for patients requiring acute medical treatment and reduce the risk of further…

Foreign-owned Homes Return to Property Market

Some foreign property owners are reportedly selling their homes in Madeira and returning to their countries of origin, although the scale of the movement remains unknown. The development was reported by RTP Madeira on the 27th of August, with geopolitical instability cited as one of the reasons behind some owners’…

Hospital suspends Emergency Department Visits

Visits to patients in the Emergency Department at Dr Nélio Mendonça Hospital have been temporarily suspended due to the high number of people currently using the service, SESARAM confirmed to DIÁRIO. The situation was brought to the newspaper’s attention yesterday by relatives of patients receiving treatment in the department. One…

Santa Cruz Invests in Fire Prevention

The Vice-President of Santa Cruz Municipal Council, João Aragão, accompanied by the Municipal Civil Protection Coordinator, Renato Baptista, visited work being undertaken to clear vegetation and reduce combustible material from watercourses within urban areas on Tuesday. The €81,946.58 project covers 5,677 metres across 11 watercourses in five parishes. It aims…

Work Underway to Reopen the São Vicente Caves

Mayor José Carlos Gonçalves announced during a formal ceremony marking the 282nd anniversary of the Municipality of São Vicente that the new administration of NaturNorte is working towards reopening the São Vicente Caves. In a speech reviewing the first ten months of his administration and outlining plans for the coming…

Madeira-Mainland Maritime Link Needs Public Funding

An economic and financial study into a regular maritime connection between Madeira and mainland Portugal has concluded that none of the six scenarios examined would be financially or economically viable without public funding. The document was released today by the JPP. Under every scenario, projected revenue would be insufficient to…

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