In a statement issued this afternoon, SESARAM warns its patients to be careful about being contacted by people posing as SESARAM employees asking questions about personal data, following the computer attack last Sunday.
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The Portuguese Institute of Atmosphere and Sea has placed the south coast of Madeira and Porto Santo under an orange warning from midnight tonight until 17:00 on Saturday, the 12th of August.
On Sunday, the 6th of August the SESARAM-EPERAM computer system was the target of a cyberattack suspending all non-emergency clinical activities.
Madeira's Ukraine population is putting on a unique event from 15:00 at the Funchal Youth Centre, Avenida Calouste Gulbenkian, 9000-011 Funchal, on Saturday the 12th of August, as part of their integration within the Madeiran population.
The Association of Astronomers of Madeira, partnered with Ciência viva in the Summer Astronomy/2023 programme is holding a stargazing evening on Saturday, the 12th of August.
SESARAM has announced that from today, the 8th of August all hospitals, and health centres will return to normalcy.
Since January 2023, the Regional Civil Protection Service (SRP) Helicopter team, alongside other search and rescue personnel, has carried out thirteen search and rescue missions in Madeira's mountainous regions.
SESARAM was unable to identify the cause of its Emergency Department system failure this morning, which caused chaos within the department.
Fuel prices increase again from midnight tomorrow.
The Portuguese Labour Party (PTP) warned last week that the PSD/M regional list comprises of an overwhelming majority of men.
The Judicial Police were called out this afternoon to investigate the disappearance of an eleven-year-old child from the Reis Magos beach.
Santander has opened its first 'SmartRed' branch (Rua 31 de Janeiro) in the Region.
Often referred to as the Golden Island or Ilha Dourada, Porto Santo is undergoing a revival courtesy of a breakthrough European Project.
The MAMMA Club presents two shows on the 3rd and 5th of August.
A recent scientific report shows that a deadly tick-bourne disease found in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and the Balkans could spread across Europe as climate change affects migratory patterns of animals carrying disease ridden ticks, while changes in weather patterns across Europe, are not creating longer and drier summers.