One of today's leading stories in JM is that Madeira's safe image is being tarnished by drug addicts, beggars, and homeless people.
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The III Seminar 'Levadas da Madeira' took place this week in the auditorium of the Madeira Archive and Library, and included the application process of classifying the levadas of Madeira as UNESCO world heritage sites.
FARMADEIRA - Faracéuticos da Madeira is hosting a lecture in the FARMADEIRA auditorium on Friday the 3rd of July at 20:30, titled 'Do we know how to eat?'
Monte Palace Madeira – Tropical Garden will once again celebrate the Day of the Autonomous Region of Madeira and the Madeiran Communities, on the 1st of July, by providing the region's residents with free admission into the gardens.
This afternoon, the President of the Regional Government, Miguel Albuquerque, visited the rehabilitation and museological requalification works of the Fort of São Filipe and Largo do Pelourinho, Funchal, accompanied by the Secretary of Equipment and Infrastructure, Pedro Fino, the Mayor of Funchal, Pedro Calado, and businessman Avelino Farinha.
With an orange alert coming into effect tomorrow and then decreasing to a yellow alert on Thursday, SANAS has provided bathers with some sensible summer advice.
Madeira will not become a mass tourism destination, says Eduardo Jesus, the Regional Secretary for Tourism and Culture.
An aircraft that left Porto Santo shortly after noon today and was seen flying up and down the south coast from west to east created a lot of curiosity among those who were using Flightradar 24 to track its movements.
A well-known businessman was rescued by a group of tourists today.
Strong winds led to the cancellation of 24 arrivals and the diversion of 5 flights.
A man threw himself into the sea, in front of the pontoon of the Madeira Electricity Company yesterday, and is still missing.
The Regional Secretary for Equipment and Infrastructure, Pedro Fino, today visited the Madeira Equestrian Association (AHM), in Caminho dos Pretos, Funchal to discuss the proposed renovation works for the centre.
The Porto Santo City Council will pay 679,000 euros to the families of the two victims resulting from the fall of the palm tree in Largo do Pelourinho, Porto Santo.
After a survey by the Institute of Forests and Nature Conservation (IFCN) on the walking routes in both Madeira and Porto Santo, they have announced that five routes are closed due to degradation.
AI will soon be rolled out to assist in Emergency operational centres and assist 112 Triage calls during peak times.