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A series of emergency incidents in Madeira on December 29 and 30, 2025, kept local rescue services busy. These included a fall, a car fire, a gas leak, and a tourist rescue, highlighting the challenges faced by emergency responders.
Over 15,000 passengers arrived in Funchal aboard three cruise ships, marking a bustling start to the New Year festivities. One ship stays for the fireworks display.
In a comprehensive effort to maintain the city's charm post-New Year celebrations, Funchal deploys 120 municipal workers for a city-wide clean-up.
In Madeira, a series of emergencies including car and motorcycle accidents and gas leaks have required prompt action from local firefighters. The incidents highlight the importance of safety and vigilance.
Madeira is set to experience intense rainfall, strong winds, and high waves on New Year's Day, due to the passage of depression Francis, significantly affecting both locals and tourists.
Madeira's Christmas festivities are in full swing with vibrant decorations in Funchal and enchanting choir performances. Discover how locals and tourists alike are celebrating this magical season on the island.
Madeira Island is embracing the festive spirit with a series of Christmas events, including stunning decorations and captivating concerts. Tourists and locals alike are set to enjoy the joyful atmosphere in Funchal and beyond.
Several emergency incidents have been reported across Madeira, including a tourist rescue, a gas leak, a road closure due to a landslide, and a pet rescue. Authorities have responded promptly to ensure safety and normalcy.
Recent events in Madeira have kept local emergency services busy, from rescuing an unconscious tourist in Levada dos Balcões to addressing a gas leak in Funchal and a road closure in Curral das Freiras.
A severe weather forecast threatens to disrupt New Year's Eve in Madeira, with heavy rain, strong winds, and rough seas due to Storm Francis.
In a series of incidents on December 28, 2025, emergency services in Madeira were busy responding to a gas leak in Funchal, a landslide in Curral das Freiras, and a dog rescue in São Gonçalo.
The island of Madeira is mourning the loss of three cherished community members: Rosa Gonçalves de Abreu, JosĂ© Freitas, and Manuel AlcĂdio Faria da Silva. Each leaves behind a legacy of love and community service.