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Bread for God

In a move to create a little joy in these pandemic times, Monte parish council will distribute 'Bread for God' food packages to 400 children.

Care and Stay Aware

As the 1st of November is All Saints' Day, the municipality of Machico recommends that people take care and adhere to the current health and safety regulations. These include the mandatory use of masks, social distancing, using the hand sanitizers placed at the cemetery entrances and coughing and sneezing into paper tissues and disposing of them immediately. 

Firefighters Rescue Cow

The Calheta Volunteer Firefighters, in partnership with the Calheta City Council and the Forestry Police, rescued a cow this afternoon that was stuck in a cattle grid located on the road to Fonte do Bispo, Paul da Serra.

Marine Litter Retrieved

The Regional Directorate for the Sea recently took part in a marine cleaning initiative organised by Clube Naval do Funchal (CNF), and included in this a number of Blue Flag and Marina do Funchal programme of activities.

Portuguese Spend 129 Minutes a Day on Social Media

According to data released by the Joint Research Centre (JRC), the European Commission's internal scientific service on “Technology and Democracy,” indicates that on average the Portuguese spend 129 minutes a day on social networks and this ranks Portugal as the fifth country in the European Union (EU) with the highest social media use and thus leaving the population more exposed to phenomena such as misinformation and political unrest.

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