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A Busy Week for The PSP

In a statement issued by the Regional Command of Public Security Police (PSP) Madeira, they confirmed that they had arrested a 39-year-old man from Funchal, who was in possession of 21 individual doses of cocaine, for drug trafficking.

Monte Tree Trial – Day of Reckoning

The two defendants in the Monte Tree Tragedy case, Idalina Perestrelo responsible for Urban Environment, Green and Public Spaces, and the head of the Gardens and Green Spaces Division, Francisco Andrade, will find out today whether they are to stand trial and if so, what crimes will be levied against them. Both were accused by the Public Ministry of 13 crimes of negligent homicide and 49 offences of  involuntary or negligent physical integrity.  

Brightening the Mood

In a press release, LuxStar who are in charge of putting up this year's Christmas lights, have said that work is progressing well, and that they have already started their pre-Christmas testing in certain areas. 

The New German Consul

It has been in the making for some time; finally, the German Embassy I n Lisbon has appointed a new Honorary Consul, Sérgio Sousa. Mr. Sousa is Portuguese but grew up in Germany, so his German and the understanding of the respective mindset (these people, always so punctual!!) is perfect.…

Schools Will Remain Open

When questioned by reporters if Madeira's schools would close early for the Christmas holidays, the President, Miguel Albuquerque said that it would be “counterproductive” since Madeira's schools are “scrupulously complying” with the measures issued by the Regional Director of Health. 

Fraudulent Covid-19 Messages

The Regional Secretary for Health and Civil Protection (SRSPC) has confirmed that a spate of bogus Covid-19 messages have been received by people living in Madeira.  The message reads "Your COVID-19 test was positive. Follow the isolation guidelines and wait for contact from the health team (COD VER 1K3337C1)."

Song for SPEA

Until the 25th of December, all profits from the sale of the Moritz Quartet's track "Dança da Toutinegra" (Dance of the Warbler) will be donated to the Society for the Study of Birds (SPEA), which forms part of  Madeira's environmental education programme, which every year offers free lectures, workshops and field trips to the regions schools. 

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