Pedro Ramos has confirmed that the regions Health Authorities will continue to monitor the evolution of the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak on the Corvette António Enes, currently moored in Porto Santo harbour.
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A man, allegedly infected with Covid-19, was seen spitting at a bus stop in the Almirante Reis, Funchal area on Saturday morning.
Discrimination in online sales to the Azores and Madeira and blocking access to goods or services due to geographic location will be prohibited from the 11th of March 2022.
In meetings with both the Mayor of Funchal, Pedro Calado and José Prada, Vice-President of the Legislative Assembly of Madeira, a delegation from the Cruz de Malta Humanitarian Association, comprising of Lieutenant Colonel João Alvelos, chairman of the board and Admiral Luís Fragoso, former Chief of Staff, chairman of the General Assembly, discussed the possibility of collaborating with the Municipality of Funchal to create a work space for the organisation so that it can continue to develop its activities.
Late Saturday afternoon (08/01), several police officers were observed patrolling the Ribeiro Seco Bridge in Funchal.
The Funchal City Council (CMF), issued a statement earlier today, informing drivers that due to tree felling and general gardening, that part of Rua dos Ferreiros, (section between Largo Severiano Ferraz (Cruz Vermelha) and Rua dos Netos), will be closed tomorrow from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm.
The “Insular” cookie company, the essential cookie source for the population, moved its installations to the Free Trade Zone in Caniçal long time ago. The space in Town had become too tight; getting the lorries into the Travessa da Malta was already a problem. Cookies are now made in Caniçal,…
ARM – Águas e Resíduos da Madeira, SA, informs that the following changes will take place to their waste collection services in the municipalities of Machico, Santana, Ribeira Brava and Porto Santo during the next two public holidays (1st and 8th of December 2021).
In response to the new pandemic ruling, Continente Stores have decided to hold each and every customer accountable for their own certification; and although a security guard was seen in some of the stores, people were not asked to show proof of vaccination or a negative TRag test.
There appeared little fuss during the first day of new containment measures. Although, in-store certification validation seemed relaxed, there was a significant number of people waiting to be tested throughout the capital's testing centres.
Dozens of protesters stood in front of Quinta Vigia today demonstrating against the new vaccination and antigen testing rules, stating that they will protest every Thursday until the President of Madeira resigns.
Madeira's first McDonald's Drive opened its doors to the public today.
Between now and the 28th of November, the Municipality of Funchal will be part of European Week for Waste Prevention, which aims to promote awareness on sustainable resources and waste management, thus creating greater environmental awareness among citizens.
The Regional Secretary for Education reported 25 positive Covid-19 cases in the regions schools today.