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Vaccination of around 15,000 firefighters completed - Vimarsana News

Vaccination of around 15,000 firefighters completed

The 15,000 volunteer, sapper and municipal firefighters included as priorities for the first phase of vaccination against Covid-19 have all been vaccinated,...

UK and Brazil flights remain suspended - Vimarsana News

UK and Brazil flights remain suspended

The restriction on flights to or from the UK and Brazil will remain in place and will continue until 16 March.

Free legal advice for foreigners at airports - Vimarsana News

Free legal advice for foreigners at airports

Free legal advice for foreigners at airports By TPN/Lusa, in Travel · 28-02-2021 01:00:00 · 0 Comments As of 8 March, the Portuguese Bar Association (OA) will ensure lawyers are available for legal assistance and advice to foreign citizens prevented from entering Portugal at the seven airports of the country. The OA states that any foreign citizen who is refused entry into the national territory must be informed, in a language...

Border with Spain closed until 16 March - Vimarsana News

Border with Spain closed until 16 March

Border with Spain closed until 16 March By TPN/Lusa, in News, COVID-19 · 26-02-2021 13:17:00 · 0 Comments The border closure between Portugal and Spain will remain in place until 16 March due to the pandemic and two more authorised border crossing points added in Ponte da Barca and Vinhais. According to a statement issued on 26 February by the Ministry of Internal Administration (MAI), the decision to open two more Points of A...

Lowest ever levels of crime - Vimarsana News

Lowest ever levels of crime

The Minister of Internal Affairs has announced that crime in 2020 registered the lowest levels in Portugal since record began, with only computer crimes rising.