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The Juntos pelo Povo (JPP) party has shown solidarity with the victims of the recent earthquakes in Venezuela, as Portugal declares a national day of mourning. JPP leader Élvio Sousa extended condolences to affected families, highlighting community ties between Madeira and Venezuela.
In response to the recent earthquake, the Portuguese Ladies' Society in Caracas is delivering 200 meals daily and supporting 147 families, many from Madeira.
The Forestry and Nature Conservation Institute extends the high fire risk alert in Madeira until Tuesday due to ongoing hot weather conditions.
Two separate fires broke out in Madeira on July 4, 2026, prompting swift action from local firefighters. No injuries have been reported.
Firefighters in Madeira were mobilized this afternoon to tackle two separate fires in Largo da Fonte and Santo da Serra, highlighting the region's emergency response capabilities.
Firefighters respond to two separate fires in Madeira, ensuring local safety in Monte's Largo da Fonte and Santo da Serra. Quick action by emergency services averts potential hazards.
The first-ever Madeira Festival took place in Purley, London, attracting hundreds of participants. The event celebrated Madeira's rich culture and community presence in the UK.
Two separate fires broke out in Madeira Island, prompting quick action from local fire brigades. The incidents occurred in Largo da Fonte and Santo da Serra, with fire services working diligently to control the situations.
Two separate fires erupted in Madeira on July 4, 2026, one in Largo da Fonte, Monte, and another in Santo da Serra. Quick response by local fire brigades helped contain the fires and ensure public safety.
The Santa Casa da MisericĂłrdia de Machico marks its 497th anniversary, highlighting its vital role in Madeira's social policies. Regional Secretary Paula Margarido praised the institution's contributions during the ceremony.
Venezuela honors international search and rescue teams as the country moves into a new phase following recent earthquakes. The ceremony marked the end of immediate rescue operations.
The Nova Direita party has raised alarms about patients being accommodated in corridors at Hospital dos Marmeleiros in Madeira. The issue, attributed to the hospital's capacity constraints, prompts calls for urgent solutions.