O final de tarde do último dia do ano fica marcado por um aparatoso acidente de viação a envolver dois carros e uma mota, na N204, em Viatodos, Barcelos.
O acidente deu-se cerca das 18h00 e provocou dois feridos, um dos quais ficou em estado grave.
No socorro estiveram os Bombeiros de Viatodos e a VMER de Famalicão.
O ferido grave foi encaminhado para o Hospital de Braga, enquanto que o ligeiro para Famalicão.
Em comunicado, a Direção-Geral de Alimentação e Veterinária (DGAV) indicou hoje que “foi confirmado um terceiro foco de Gripe Aviária de Alta Patogenicidade (GAAP) pelo Instituto Nacional de Investigação Agrária e Veterinária (laboratório nacional de referência para as doenças dos animais), em exploração de perus, em Praia do Ribatejo”, no concelho de Vila Nova da Barquinha.
Os dois focos anteriores foram detetados a 1 de dezembro, numa capoeira doméstica em Palmela, e a 23 de dezembro, numa exploração de perus em Óbidos, com cerca de 18 mil aves, existindo “uma ligação” entre essa exploração e o terceiro foco detetado a 30 de dezembro em Vila Nova da Barquinha, refere a DGAV, dando conta que, os primeiros dois focos “estão contidos, ainda que sob vigilância”.
Na exploração de perus em Praia do Ribatejo o plano de contingência já foi ativado e as medidas de controlo estão a ser implementadas.
Estas medidas, segundo a mesma nota, incluem a “inspeção aos locais onde foi detetada a doença e a eliminação dos animais afetados, assim como a inspeção às explorações pecuárias existentes nas zonas de proteção, num raio de 03 km em redor do foco, e notificação de vigilância num raio de 10 km”.
As autoridades também já procederam à “eliminação dos animais afetados”, que se estima em cerca de 06 mil, com os detentores das explorações a serem “indemnizados pelo abate sanitário dos animais, conforme previsto na legislação em vigor”.
A DGAV lembrou que “não existem evidências de que a gripe aviária seja transmitida para os humanos através do consumo de alimentos”, como carne de aves de capoeira ou ovos, tendo dado conta que “os trabalhadores envolvidos na eliminação dos focos registados e que lidaram diretamente com as aves infetadas foram rastreados” e estão “até agora com resultados negativos”.
“Na origem da doença estará a regular migração de aves selvagens na Europa, provenientes da Ásia e do leste da Rússia, que têm permitido a circulação viral e a sua transmissão a longas distâncias”, adiantou.
Face à “situação epidemiológica atual”, a DGAV defendeu ser importante cumprir as regras de biossegurança, assim como as boas práticas de produção avícola, evitando contactos entre aves domésticas e selvagens.
Devem ser cumpridos os procedimentos de higiene das instalações, equipamentos e materiais e mantida uma observação “diária e atenta” das aves de capoeira, incluindo os consumos de água, alimentos e os índices produtivos.
“Recorde-se que os operadores que detêm aves de capoeira ou aves em cativeiro são os primeiros responsáveis pelo estado sanitário dos animais por si detidos e, perante uma qualquer suspeita de doença, a mesma deverá ser imediatamente comunicada à DGAV. A deteção precoce de focos de infeção por vírus gripe aviária de alta patogenicidade (GAAP) é absolutamente essencial para a rápida e eficaz implementação no terreno das medidas de controlo da doença destinadas a evitar a sua disseminação”, concluiu.
A DGAV é um serviço central da administração direta do Estado, com autonomia administrativa.
A filial britânica do banco Santander distribuiu, por engano no dia de Natal, 130 milhões de libras (mais de 150 milhões de euros), que pretende recuperar, confirmou a Agência France Presse (AFP).
No dia 25 de dezembro, devido a um “problema técnico”, 75 mil pagamentos feitos por cerca de dois mil clientes profissionais do banco foram duplicados nas contas dos seus beneficiários, assumiu o Santander num comunicado enviado à AFP, confirmando a informação avançada pelo jornal britânico The Times.
As transações efetuadas a dobrar foram diretamente debitadas do banco e “nenhum cliente, em algum momento, pagou do seu bolso”, garantiu o Santander, referindo estar a trabalhar “com vários bancos em todo o Reino Unido para recuperar” as quantias em causa.
AVEIRO
06/jan/22 08H00 Av. da Europa – Aveiro
13/jan/22 08H00 Av. da Europa – Aveiro
18/jan/22 08H00 Av. 32 – Espinho
19/jan/22 14H00 Av. da Régua – Ovar
19/jan/22 14H00 Av. da Universidade – Aveiro
26/jan/22 14H00 Av. da Universidade – Aveiro
26/jan/22 08H00 Rua da Circunvalação – Santa Maria da Feira
BEJA
05/jan/22 09H00 Rua Zeca Afonso – Beja
11/jan/22 09H00 Av. Salgueiro Maia – Beja
18/jan/22 09H00 Rua Manuel Joaquim Delgado – Beja
25/jan/22 09H00 Rua Francisco Miguel Duarte – Beja
BRAGA
06/jan/22 09H00 Variante EN 14 – Vila Nova de Famalicão
11/jan/22 09H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
11/jan/22 10H00 Av. Miguel Torga – Braga
14/jan/22 08H00 Circular de Barcelos – Barcelos
18/jan/22 16H00 Av. António Macedo – Braga
26/jan/22 09H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
31/jan/22 09H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
BRAGANÇA
12/jan/22 08H00 EN 15 – Mirandela
14/jan/22 08H00 Av. Cantarias – Bragança
26/jan/22 08H00 Av. Comunidades Europeias – Mirandela
28/jan/22 08H00 Av. Abade de Baçal – Bragança
CASTELO BRANCO
05/jan/22 08H00 Alameda Pêro da Covilhã – Covilhã
06/jan/22 10H00 Av. da Europa – Castelo Branco
14/jan/22 08H00 Alameda Europa – Covilhã
28/jan/22 09H00 Chão de S. André – Castelo Branco
COIMBRA
04/jan/22 09H00 Av. Inês de Castro – Coimbra
10/jan/22 14H00 Ponte Edgar Cardoso (N/S) – Figueira Da Foz
12/jan/22 09H30 Estrada da Guarda Inglesa – Coimbra
14/jan/22 08H30 Av. Dr. Mário Soares – Figueira Da Foz
19/jan/22 15H00 Av. da Lousã – Coimbra
23/jan/22 08H30 Av. Dr. Mário Soares – Figueira Da Foz
27/jan/22 15H00 Ponte Rainha Santa Isabel – Coimbra
28/jan/22 08H30 Av. Dr. Francisco Sá Carneiro – Figueira Da Foz
ÉVORA
03/jan/22 09H00 ER 114 A – Estrada de Arraiolos – Évora
03/jan/22 15H00 EN 18 ao Gil – Estremoz
14/jan/22 09H00 EN 18 – Bairro do Frei Aleixo – Évora
17/jan/22 09H30 EN 18 ao Gil – Estremoz
19/jan/22 09H00 EN 114 – Av. Túlio Espanca – Évora
27/jan/22 09H00 Av. D. Manuel Trindade Salgueiro – Évora
FARO
03/jan/22 09H30 Estrada Moinho da Palmeira – Faro
11/jan/22 09H00 Rua da Cruz Vermelha Portuguesa – Tavira
13/jan/22 09H00 V2 – Portimão
18/jan/22 09H30 Av. Dr. Gordinho Moreira – Faro
19/jan/22 09H00 V6 – Portimão
25/jan/22 10H00 Av. Fonte Coberta – Lagos
25/jan/22 09H00 Prolongamento da Rua Almirante Cândido dos Reis – Tavira
26/jan/22 21H00 V6 – Portimão
27/jan/22 14H00 Estrada Moinho da Palmeira – Faro
31/jan/22 14H00 Av. Dr. Gordinho Moreira – Faro
GUARDA
05/jan/22 08H00 Via Cintura Externa da Guarda – Guarda
13/jan/22 08H00 Estrada Municipal 577 – Guarda
19/jan/22 08H00 Via Cintura Externa da Guarda – Guarda
25/jan/22 08H00 Estrada Municipal 577 – Guarda
LEIRIA
07/jan/22 14H00 EN 242 – Marinha Grande
07/jan/22 14H00 Av. Monsenhor Bastos – Peniche
11/jan/22 14H00 Rua La Codosera – Caldas da Rainha
24/jan/22 08H30 Av. Comunidade Europeia – Leiria
31/jan/22 08H30 Av. Comunidade Europeia – Leiria
LISBOA
11/jan/22 07H00 Av. da República – Oeiras
12/jan/22 09H00 EN 374 – Malhapão
12/jan/22 14H00 Rua da Liberdade – Pontinha
12/jan/22 14H00 Av. da República – Campo Grande – Lisboa
17/jan/22 08H00 Estrada dos Salgados – Amadora
18/jan/22 20H00 EN 10 (VFX/Alhandra) – Alhandra
18/jan/22 09H00 Av. Marginal – Cascais
19/jan/22 10H00 IP 7 Eixo Norte Sul – Zona da Ameixoeira
21/jan/22 08H00 Rua Capitães de Abril – Mem-Martins
23/jan/22 14H00 IC 19 – Cacém
31/jan/22 14H00 Av. dos Combatentes – Lisboa
MADEIRA
03/jan/22 08H00 VR 1 – Quinta Grande – Câmara de Lobos
05/jan/22 16H00 Estrada Monumental – Funchal
07/jan/22 08H00 VR 1 – Caniço – Santa Cruz
14/jan/22 08H00 Av. Santiago Menor – Funchal
21/jan/22 08H00 Caminho de Santa Quitéria – Funchal
23/jan/22 08H00 ER 222 e VE – Ponta do Sol
24/jan/22 08H00 Av. Sá Carneiro – Funchal
28/jan/22 14H00 VE – Porto da Cruz – Machico
PORTALEGRE
04/jan/22 17H00 EN 373 – Elvas
13/jan/22 09H00 EN 4 – Elvas
17/jan/22 08H00 Av. de Badajoz – Portalegre
21/jan/22 09H00 Av. de Badajoz – Portalegre
25/jan/22 08H00 Av. de Badajoz – Portalegre
PORTO
04/jan/22 14H00 Via Eng. Edgar Cardoso – Vila Nova de Gaia
06/jan/22 08H00 Av. da Boavista – Porto
10/jan/22 20H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – Porto
12/jan/22 14H00 Rua Ribeiro Cambado – Valongo
17/jan/22 20H00 EN 14 – Matosinhos
18/jan/22 14H00 Alameda de Cartes – Porto
20/jan/22 08H00 Rua Germano Vieira – Gueifães – Maia
24/jan/22 14H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – Matosinhos
26/jan/22 14H00 Av. Eng. Duarte Pacheco – Baguim do Monte
28/jan/22 08H00 Rua Luís de Camões – Valbom
31/jan/22 14H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – Matosinhos
SANTARÉM
02/jan/22 17H00 Circular Urbana (S/N) – Santarém
07/jan/22 08H00 Av. Bombeiros Voluntários – Ourem
11/jan/22 08H00 Av. António Farinha Pereira – Abrantes
13/jan/22 08H00 EN 110 – Carvalhos de Figueiredo – Tomar
21/jan/22 08H30 Rua do Progresso – Cartaxo
SETÚBAL
07/jan/22 09H00 Circular Externa – Montijo
10/jan/22 10H00 Av. Escola Fuzileiros Navais – Barreiro
13/jan/22 10H30 Av. Arsenal do Alfeite (Almada/Corroios) – Almada
19/jan/22 08H30 EN 10 – Setúbal
27/jan/22 09H30 Av. 1º de Dezembro de 1640 – Seixal
VIANA DO CASTELO
05/jan/22 09H30 Rua Agostinho José Taveira – Ponte de Lima
10/jan/22 20H30 Av. do Meio – Areosa – Viana do Castelo
18/jan/22 20H30 Av. 25 de Abril – Viana do Castelo
25/jan/22 09H30 Estrada da Papanata – Viana do Castelo
VILA REAL
11/jan/22 14H00 Av. Rainha D. Mafalda – Chaves
12/jan/22 09H00 Av. da Unesco – Vila Real
17/jan/22 14H00 Av. da Europa – Vila Real
27/jan/22 14H00 Rua da Paz – Chaves
27/jan/22 14H00 Rua Gaspar Sameiro – Vila Real
VISEU
04/jan/22 08H00 Av. Dr. Alexandre Alves – Viseu
06/jan/22 08H00 Av. Manuel Abreu Lameira – Viseu
07/jan/22 10H00 Av. D. Egas Moniz – Lamego
10/jan/22 21H00 Av. D. Egas Moniz – Lamego
24/jan/22 14H30 Av. Dr. Alexandre Alves – Viseu
Vila Nova de Famalicão passou a ser considerado pelas autoridades de saúde um concelho de risco extremo para a pandemia de Covid-19.
Em relação à última semana, o território famalicense registou um grande agravamento do número de casos, tendo agora uma taxa de 963 infetados por 100 mil habitantes.
A semana passada a taxa rondava os 440 casos a cada 100 mil habitantes.
Já foi tornada pública a data do jogo entre o F.C.Famalicão e a B-SAD, adiado devido aos casos positivos de Covid-19 no emblema famalicense.
A partida, da ronda 16 da Liga Portugal Bwin, está marcada para dia 13 de janeiro às 18h00.
Com esta alteração, o jogo frente ao Paços de Ferreira – que estava inicialmente marcado para 14 de janeiro – passará para o dia 16 às 18h30.
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