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16/10/2023

16/10/2023

YELLOW WARNINGS FOR RAIN NOW IN PLACE AT VIANA DO CASTELO; BRAGA AND VILA REAL DISTRICTS

WE REMENBER THIS POPULATION WARNING
Precipitation, wind and rough seas - preventive measures 🌧⛈

1. SITUATION
The Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) plans for the next days:
💦 Precipitation, sometimes strong and persistent, especially in the North and Central regions (occasionally in the South region), from the end of the day tomorrow (16OUT) and during Tuesday (17OUT);
🌬 Winds from the south to intensify from 2pm. In the West Coast and Highlands, with gusts to 65 km/h and 90 km/h respectively, intensifying on Tuesday, October 17, with gusts up to 80 km/h on the coast and up to 100 km/h in the highlands. Favourable conditions for extreme wind events;
🌊Strong rough seas with waves up to 5.5m from early Tuesday (17Oct), with peaks up to 9m north of Cape Raso, and waves up to 5m south of Cape Raso.

2. EXPECTED EFFECTS
Typical episodes of transitional seasons, with the occurrence of the first rains, conducive to:
➡️ The occurrence of floods in urban areas, caused by the accumulation of rainwater by obstruction of drainage systems;
➡️ The occurrence of floods, enhanced by the overflow of the bed of some watercourses, rivers and rivers;
➡️ Causing instability of spillway, leading to mass movements (slides, landslides and others) resulting from water saturation, a phenomenon that can be enhanced by the removal of vegetation cover in the wake of rural fires, or by artificialization of soil;
➡️ The contamination of drinking water sources from inertia resulting from rural fires;
➡️ Dragging loose objects into the roadways, or the dismantling of movable or poorly fixed structures, as a result of episodes of strong wind, which can cause accidents with moving vehicles or passers-by on the public road.

3. PREVENTIVE MEASURES
The National Authority for Emergency and Civil Protection (ANEPC) reminds that the possible impact of these effects can be minimized, especially by adopting appropriate behaviours, therefore, especially in historically most vulnerable areas, it is recommended to adopt key preventive measures for these situations, namely:
✅Ensure rainwater discharge systems are not obstructed and remove blockages and other objects that can be dragged or create obstacles to the free flow of water;
✅Ensure proper fixing of loose structures, namely scaffolding, cupboards and other suspended structures;
✅ Take special care in circulation and staying near wooded areas, being aware of the possibility of branches and trees falling, as a result of stronger wind;
✅ Take special care in circulation along the coastal seashore and coastal areas historically more vulnerable to coastal flow, avoiding circulation and staying in these places;
✅Not practicing sea-related activities, namely fishing, nautical sports and seaside walks, avoiding parking vehicles very close to the seashore;
✅Adopt a defensive drive, reducing speed and taking special care of the possible formation of water accumulation on the roads;
✅ Do not cross flooded areas, in order to prevent dragging people or vehicles into holes in the pavement or open sewer boxes;
✅ Pay attention to weather information and indications of Civil Protection and Security Forces.

15/10/2023

Safe Communities Portugal

i️ ⚠️ POPULATION WARNING

Precipitation, wind and rough seas - preventive measures 🌧⛈

1. SITUATION
The Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) plans for the next days:
💦 Precipitation, sometimes strong and persistent, especially in the North and Central regions (occasionally in the South region), from the end of the day tomorrow (16OUT) and during Tuesday (17OUT);
🌬 Winds from the south to intensify from 2pm. In the West Coast and Highlands, with gusts to 65 km/h and 90 km/h respectively, intensifying on Tuesday, October 17, with gusts up to 80 km/h on the coast and up to 100 km/h in the highlands. Favourable conditions for extreme wind events;
🌊Strong rough seas with waves up to 5.5m from early Tuesday (17Oct), with peaks up to 9m north of Cape Raso, and waves up to 5m south of Cape Raso.

2. EXPECTED EFFECTS
Typical episodes of transitional seasons, with the occurrence of the first rains, conducive to:
➡️ The occurrence of floods in urban areas, caused by the accumulation of rainwater by obstruction of drainage systems;
➡️ The occurrence of floods, enhanced by the overflow of the bed of some watercourses, rivers and rivers;
➡️ Causing instability of spillway, leading to mass movements (slides, landslides and others) resulting from water saturation, a phenomenon that can be enhanced by the removal of vegetation cover in the wake of rural fires, or by artificialization of soil;
➡️ The contamination of drinking water sources from inertia resulting from rural fires;
➡️ Dragging loose objects into the roadways, or the dismantling of movable or poorly fixed structures, as a result of episodes of strong wind, which can cause accidents with moving vehicles or passers-by on the public road.

3. PREVENTIVE MEASURES
The National Authority for Emergency and Civil Protection (ANEPC) reminds that the possible impact of these effects can be minimized, especially by adopting appropriate behaviours, therefore, especially in historically most vulnerable areas, it is recommended to adopt key preventive measures for these situations, namely:
✅Ensure rainwater discharge systems are not obstructed and remove blockages and other objects that can be dragged or create obstacles to the free flow of water;
✅Ensure proper fixing of loose structures, namely scaffolding, cupboards and other suspended structures;
✅ Take special care in circulation and staying near wooded areas, being aware of the possibility of branches and trees falling, as a result of stronger wind;
✅ Take special care in circulation along the coastal seashore and coastal areas historically more vulnerable to coastal flow, avoiding circulation and staying in these places;
✅Not practicing sea-related activities, namely fishing, nautical sports and seaside walks, avoiding parking vehicles very close to the seashore;
✅Adopt a defensive drive, reducing speed and taking special care of the possible formation of water accumulation on the roads;
✅ Do not cross flooded areas, in order to prevent dragging people or vehicles into holes in the pavement or open sewer boxes;
✅ Pay attention to weather information and indications of Civil Protection and Security Forces.

15/10/2023

DON'T LET YOUR DRIVING LICENSE EXPIRE, CHECK THE DATE OF ISSUE

Cases of driving licenses being expired without drivers knowing are beginning to be increasingly common.
The rules have changed and it all can depend on the date you passed your driving test, regardless of whichever expiry date is on the back.

Whether due to ignoring the law or forgetfulness, many people are driving with an expired driving license, subject to paying a fine of between 120 and 600 euros.
In vehicles that belong to categories A and B – there are three possibilities in what it concerns the validity of the driving license.

If you got your license till January 1, 2013:
- you must renew it at age 50, 60, 65 and 70. From then on, renewal must be done every two years.

If you got your license between January 2, 2013 and July 29, 2016:
- your first renewal is on the date indicated in the document. Afterwards, it will be every 15 years. From then on, you have to renew at age 60, 65 and 70, then every two years.

If you got your license from July 30, 2016:
- you have to renew it every 15 years, until you reach 60. Then you do it at 65 and 70, until you start renewing every two years.

If your license has already expired, it can still be renewed. If less than two years have passed, it can be revalidated as if it were still within the deadline.

If more than two years have passed, but not more than five, you will have to take a driving test. If between five to ten years have passed, you must do theoretical training and a driving test at IMT.
Finally, if your license expired more than ten years ago, you no longer have any possibility of renewing it. You have to start from scratch, training and tests.

You can renew by appointment or online - on http://www.imtonline.pt/ - where you will have a saving 10% compared to the amount charged at the counter.

13/10/2023

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O dia 21 de outubro vai ser um dia em cheio...

Mais uma vez vamos estar juntos a celebrar o World Singing Day

O World Singing Day, é o dia em que em muitas cidades do mundo, pessoas espontaneamente se organizam para irem cantar para as ruas. Existe uma música comum neste evento e em todo o mundo todos cantam numa só voz a mesma canção. Este ano a música escolhida é "Lean On Me".

Esta iniciativa é cheia de simbolismo, signif**a uma comunidade unida, alegre que se junta para celebrar a vida numa só voz. Todos cabem nesta iniciativa, através da música consegue-me atingir uma harmonia própria onde cada um tem o seu lugar e onde todos fazem parte.

No passado as comunidades organizavam-se para cantar em grupos, em vários momentos importantes como rituais, celebrações, festas, despedidas, até há ditados populares que expressam isso mesmo " Quem canta seus males espanta". Atualmente na loucura da vida moderna faz falta estar junto, fazermos coisas em conjunto, coisas positivas que fazem bem à mente e ao coração, faz falta CANTAR.

Por todas estas razões a Associação MVC - Movimento Viver o Concelho e a Communities Unite vão desafiar todos os que se quiserem juntar a cantar connosco.

O local escolhido é na Rua Heróis da Grande Guerra, no final da "Rua das montras", às 11:30h.

Apareçam vai ser divertido!

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October 21st is going to be a busy day...

Once again we will be together to celebrate The World Singing Day

World Singing Day is the day when many cities around the world, people spontaneously organize to go and sing in the streets. There is a common song at this event and all over the world everyone sings the same song with one voice. This year the song chosen is "Lean On Me".

This initiative is full of symbolism, it means a united, happy community that comes together to celebrate life with one voice. Everyone fits into this initiative, through music I can achieve my own harmony where everyone has their place and where everyone is part.

In the past, communities organized themselves to sing in groups, at various important moments such as rituals, celebrations, parties, farewells, there are even popular sayings that express this "Whoever sings the evils will go away". Nowadays, in this world of madness in this modern life, we need to be together, to do things together, positive things that are good for the mind and heart, we need to SING.

For all these reasons, Associação MVC - Movimento Viver o Concelho and Communities Unite will challenge everyone who wishes to join in singing with us.

The chosen location is Rua Heróis da Grande Guerra, at the end of "Rua das Montras", at 11:30am.

Come out, it'll be fun!

07/08/2017

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27/07/2017

Esta ótima moradia f**a à beira de uma bela vila encantadora, perto dos campos de golfe e das praias da costa de prata. Em excelente estado, esta moradia de 3 quartos tem estacionamento off-road na frente e um jardim privado em terraços na parte traseira. Há também uma grande varanda dos quartos no andar de cima que oferecem vistas sobre a área circundante. Olho Marinho está a poucos minutos da auto-estrada e perto de Peniche, Obidos e Caldas da Rainha e a uma hora de Lisboa. Excelente valor para o dinheiro e uma chance de não perder.

An attractive 3 bedroom centrally heated modern townhouse in Olho Marinho