Madeira's Forest Police Force Expands with 36 New Members
The Forest Police of Madeira strengthens its ranks by adding 36 new members, enhancing protection across the island's natural reserves.
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The Forest Police of Madeira strengthens its ranks by adding 36 new members, enhancing protection across the island's natural reserves.
The JPP party demands immediate action from Funchal City Hall to address persistent foul odors emanating from the Lazareto Wastewater Treatment Plant, affecting local residents for over a year.
A devastating fire at a restaurant in Thusis, Switzerland, has claimed the lives of four individuals. The incident unfolded on Thursday night, with emergency services discovering two more bodies today, raising the death toll to four.
Students from Madeira face significant hurdles in finding accommodation on the mainland, with fraud being a major concern. Local initiatives like 'Estudante Insular' offer vital support.
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The government has confirmed that Madeira's gas supply will remain uninterrupted during the ongoing workers' strike at REN Atlântico.
Madeira's urban areas are buzzing as residents rush to return non-reusable beverage containers to Volta machines, eager to reclaim their deposits.
Madeira has successfully installed 33 Volta recycling machines across urban areas, encouraging locals to return non-reusable beverage containers for a deposit refund, enhancing sustainable practices on the island.
The Madeira Regional Government has firmly rejected JPP's criticisms regarding support to the Venezuelan community after recent earthquakes, labeling the accusations as unfounded.
Concerns over the deteriorating pavement on Caminho da Achada in Funchal have been raised by local councilors. The damaged road is marked by cracks and subsidence, posing a risk to public safety.
Miguel Albuquerque, the President of Madeira, underscores the region's economic dynamism and the benefits of a low tax policy.