Tuesday.
The
closures were due to either flooding or landslides, mainly in northern and
central regions, according to the National Republican Guard (GNR).
More flooding is expected in the days ahead in parts of the country including the districts of Lisbon, Faro, Porto, Beja, Evora, Santarem, Coimbra, Setubal, Leiria, Alvaro, Vila Real, Vana do Castelo, Castelo Branco, Vase, Braga and Barranca
The
Portuguese Institute for the Sea and Atmosphere issued red alerts for exceptionally
rough seas.
Storms
with extremely high winds have been battering Portugal. The National Authority
for Emergency and Civil Protection reported 490 incidents between midnight and
7.45 am today, mostly involving flooding and fallen trees. During the night 1,964 and 64 vehicles were deployed
across the country, though apparently no emergency treatment was needed.
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