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In response to a significant landslide in Curral das Freiras, Madeira, a permanent work station has been established to ensure continuous monitoring and technical support.
Madeira will advance its clocks by one hour at 1 AM on Sunday, March 29, 2026, marking the start of Daylight Saving Time. This change aligns with Portugal's continental and autonomous regions.
A major landslide in Curral das Freiras has prompted a swift response from Madeira's Civil Protection authorities, as officials and engineers assess the situation's scope and associated risks.
A tourist was injured after falling on Levada dos Piornais, while a landslide closed the Lombo Galego road in Faial. Emergency services are actively responding to both incidents.
Madeira is set to enjoy a bright and breezy Friday with mostly clear skies in the south and moderate winds. Temperatures will be comfortable, ranging from 15°C to 21°C in Funchal.
The Funchal Harbor Authority has lifted weather warnings, initially issued due to strong winds and rough seas, highlighting the importance of navigational caution for boat owners.
Funchal's city council unanimously approved extending the revision of its Municipal Plan by 24 months to adapt to new legislation and address the city's immediate housing needs.
In a unanimous decision, the Funchal City Council has extended the Municipal Plan revision for 24 months, addressing urban planning challenges and social support initiatives.
The City Council of Funchal unanimously approved a two-year extension for the revision of the Municipal Director Plan (PDM), addressing recent legislative developments in land use.
The Juntos pelo Povo party has raised concerns over the delayed renovations at the Lombo do Guiné School, highlighting unmet promises from the Regional Government.
The Madeira government has approved a €28.9 million investment for the second phase of the Porto Santo Local Health Unit. The project aims to enhance healthcare services on the island over a 720-day period.
The Funchal City Council has unanimously approved a 24-month extension for revising its Municipal Master Plan, aiming to adapt to new legislation and support local residents with social aid.