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The Funchal Harbour Master has issued a weather warning for Madeira, anticipating strong northwesterly winds reaching up to 74 km/h. Residents and vessel owners are urged to take precautions.
The cruise ship 'Costa Fortuna' arrived in Funchal from Las Palmas, bringing 3,682 people, including passengers and crew, for a day-long visit. This influx highlights Madeira's appeal as a premier tourist destination.
Recent incidents in Madeira, including a vehicular accident and workplace injuries, raise concerns about safety practices on the island.
The Funchal Harbour Master's Office first issued, then cancelled a severe weather alert for Madeira due to strong winds, causing concern among locals and visitors.
Recent incidents on Madeira Island raise concerns about workplace safety, with multiple injuries and fatalities reported. From a young worker being run over by a trailer to a man found dead in public, these events underline the urgent need for improved safety measures.
At the Anona Festival in Santana, Secretary Nuno Maciel announced increased support for local agriculture and reiterated the commitment to the Nó do Cortado project, crucial for regional development.
The JPP has urged the Madeira government to support the growth of the iconic anona fruit production, emphasizing its potential to enhance local farmers' income.
On March 1st, the cruise ship 'Costa Fortuna' arrived in Funchal, Madeira, bringing with it over 3,600 passengers and crew, boosting local tourism and economy for the day.
The Madeira Employment Institute marks its 25th anniversary with a public photo exhibition showcasing its history and achievements in employment and entrepreneurship.
The Ribeira Brava Municipal Assembly has approved the 'Senior Solidarity Transport' program, sparking a political debate as accusations of political exploitation fly between local parties.
Funchal hosts a series of events to mark Equality Week, highlighting the importance of rights and combating societal inequalities.
Madeira is set to launch a training course for instructors of cadet and junior firefighters in May, aiming to grow volunteer firefighter recruitment.