Alguns banhistas que se encontravam na Praia da Terra Estreita, em Tavira, avistaram, ao início da tarde deste domingo, um tubarão a dirigir-se para a Praia do Barril.
Por precaução, segundo fonte da Capitania de Tavira, foi içada a bandeira vermelha nas praias entre a ilha de Tavira e Barril.
O nadador-salvador tentou procurar o animal de moto de água, mas como não o localizou, foi içada novamente a bandeira verde.
No entanto, as autoridades mantêm a vigilância na zona de costa.
A PSP informou que vai efetuar uma série de ações de fiscalização rodoviária em todo o país. Em Vila Nova de Famalicão, a fiscalização vai passar pela colocação de um radar móvel de controlo de velocidade na variante nascente, a partir das 09h00 do dia 20 de Agosto.
Restantes ações de fiscalização anunciadas:
Açores
07-ago-20 17H00 ER 1 – Freguesia das Bandeiras – Madalena
07-ago-20 06H45 Eixo Sul, Km 11,1 – freguesia do Rosário – Lagoa
08-ago-20 14H45 Eixo Sul, KM 13,8 – freguesia de Santa Cruz – Lagoa
09-ago-20 14H45 Eixo Sul, Km 2,3 – freguesia de São José – Ponta Delgada
12-ago-20 06H45 ER Feteiras/Rua do Biscoito – freguesia de Feteiras – Ponta Delgada
13-ago-20 07H00 Estrada Príncipe Alberto do Mónaco- Freguesia das Angústias – Horta
13-ago-20 14H45 Eixo Norte, KM 6,6 – freguesia de Ribeirinha – Ribeira Grande
14-ago-20 14H45 Eixo Sul/Norte, km 4,9 – freguesia de Ribeira Seca – Ribeira Grande
17-ago-20 06H45 ER Calhetas, Vila de Rabo de Peixe – Ribeira Grande
18-ago-20 14H45 ER 3 – 1ª – Km 6,9 – Vila de Rabo de Peixe – Ribeira Grande
19-ago-20 14H45 ER Santana – Vila de Rabo de Peixe – Ribeira Grande
20-ago-20 13H00 Ladeira da Pateita, Posto Santo e Cantinho, São Mateus – Angra do Heroísmo
28-ago-20 07H00 ER Agualva e ER Lajes – Praia da Vitória
Aveiro
05-ago-20 08H00 Av. Europa
13-ago-20 08H00 Rua Cega – S. Bernardo
18-ago-20 08H00 Av. Europa
20-ago-20 08H00 Av. Europa
24-ago-20 08H00 Av. Europa
28-ago-20 08H00 Av. Dr. Francisco Sá Carneiro
31-ago-20 14H00 Av. Europa
Beja
05-ago-20 09H00 Rua Francisco Miguel Duarte – Beja
11-ago-20 09H00 Rua Manuel Joaquim Delgado – Beja
19-ago-20 09H00 Rua Zeca Afonso – Beja
27-ago-20 18H00 Av. Salgueiro Maia – Beja
Braga
04-ago-20 09H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
12-ago-20 08H30 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
17-ago-20 09H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
17-ago-20 09H00 Circular de Barcelos
20-ago-20 08H30 Av. João Paulo II – Braga
31-ago-20 08H30 Av. Miguel Torga – Braga
Bragança
13-ago-20 08H00 EN. 15 – Mirandela
14-ago-20 08H00 Av. Abade de Baçal – Bragança
20-ago-20 08H00 Av. das Comunidades Europeias – Mirandela
21-ago-20 08H00 Av. das Cantarias – Bragança
Castelo Branco
19-ago-20 08H00 Av. Infante D. Henrique – Covilhã
24-ago-20 08H00 Av. Dia de Portugal – Castelo Branco
26-ago-20 08H00 Alameda Pêro da Covilhã – Covilhã
Coimbra
04-ago-20 09H00 Av. Fernando Namora
06-ago-20 08H00 IC 1 – Ponte Edgar Cardoso
12-ago-20 09H00 Av. Lousã
19-ago-20 08H00 IC 1- ponte Edgar Cardoso
20-ago-20 09H00 Via Professor Augusto Vaz Serra
25-ago-20 09H00 Estrada da Guarda Inglesa
26-ago-20 08H00 Av. Dom João II
27-ago-20 09H00 IC-2 – Sentido S/N, KM – 191,3
Évora
05-ago-20 08H30 EN 114 – Av. Túlio Espanca (Évora-Montemor) – Évora
10-ago-20 09H00 EN 114 – Av. Túlio Espanca (Montemor-Évora) – Évora
12-ago-20 09H30 Av. Rainha Stª Isabel – Estremoz
19-ago-20 08H30 Av. D. Manuel Trindade Salgueiro – Évora
20-ago-20 09H30 EN 18 ao Gil – Estremoz
26-ago-20 08H30 CM 1094 – Estrada do Bairro de Almeirim – Évora
Faro
06-ago-20 21H00 Av. V6 – Portimão
25-ago-20 09H00 Av. Heróis 1808 – Olhão
27-ago-20 09H30 Av. Fonte Coberta – Lagos
29-ago-20 21H00 Av. V6 – Portimão
Leiria
03-ago-20 14H30 Estrada da Fig. da Foz – Souto – Pombal
08-ago-20 09H00 N 356-1 Km 5,600 – Leiria
13-ago-20 09H00 Av. Infante D. Henrique – Caldas da Rainha
26-ago-20 09H00 Av. Monsenhor Bastos – Peniche
Lisboa
03-ago-20 14H00 Av. de Calouste Gulbenkian – Lisboa
04-ago-20 09H00 Mem Martins, Avenida Capitães de Abril – Sintra
04-ago-20 14H30 Rio de Mouro, Rua Elias Garcia – Sintra
05-ago-20 09H00 Estrada dos Salgados – Amadora
11-ago-20 09h00 Av. Marginal – Hotel Miragem – Estoril
12-ago-20 07H00 Av. da República – Oeiras, sentido Poente/Nascente
12-ago-20 14H00 Av. Infante D. Henrique, frente a Santa Apolónia – Lisboa
19-ago-20 14H00 Rua Conde Almoster – Lisboa
24-ago-20 14H00 Av. Padre Cruz – Lisboa
26-ago-20 09H00 ER 374 – Malhapão
26-ago-20 14H00 Rua da Liberdade – Pontinha (dois sentidos)
27-ago-20 07H30 EN 10, Km 125.3, em Alhandra, sentido Sobralinho/Alhandra
Madeira
05-ago-20 13H00 VR1 Km 9.4 este-oeste – Câmara de Lobos
05-ago-20 14H00 Av. das Madalenas (troço a norte do nó da VR1)
10-ago-20 08H00 Estrada da Fundoa e Estrada Comandante Camacho de Freitas
11-ago-20 14H00 Rua Engenheiro Santos Costa – Machico
12-ago-20 08H00 VR1 Km 25.4 – Caniço – oeste-este.
17-ago-20 07H00 VR1 Km 6.0 – oeste-este – Quinta Grande
18-ago-20 14H00 Av. Luís de Camões e Rua do Comboio
31-ago-20 08H00 Estrada Monumental e Av. Mário Soares
Portalegre
17-ago-20 08H00 Av. do Dia de Portugal – Elvas
18-ago-20 07H30 Av. da Europa – Elvas
19-ago-20 14H00 EN 246 – Portalegre
25-ago-20 08H00 Av. Francisco Fino Zona Industrial – Portalegre
28-ago-20 08H00 Av. de Badajoz – Portalegre
31-ago-20 10h00 Av. do Dia de Portugal – Elvas
Porto
03-ago-20 20H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – 11089 – Porto
04-ago-20 08H00 Av. da Boavista – Porto
07-ago-20 08H00 Estrada D. Miguel – Gondomar
08-ago-20 00H00 EN. 14 – Matosinhos
12-ago-20 14H00 Rua Ribeiro Cambado – Valongo
13-ago-20 08H00 Av. Dr. Antunes Guimarães – Leça da Palmeira
17-ago-20 20H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – 10 012- Porto
18-ago-20 08H00 Via Eng.º. Edgar Cardoso – Vila Nova de Gaia
20-ago-20 08H00 Estrada Municipal Nº556 – Santo Tirso
22-ago-20 00H00 EN. 14 – Matosinhos
27-ago-20 14H00 Av. D. João II – Oliveira do Douro
31-ago-20 20H00 AEP – Porto
Santarém
03-ago-20 08H00 EN 3/Calçadinha – Santarém
04-ago-20 08H00 Av. do Bom Amor – Torres Novas
12-ago-20 08H00 Circular Urbana – Santarém
12-ago-20 14H00 Rua Francisco Sá Carneiro – Entroncamento
14-ago-20 08H00 Av. D. Manuel I – Abrantes
18-ago-20 08H00 Valbom – Tomar
24-ago-20 08H30 Rua Serpa Pinto – Cartaxo
31-ago-20 08H30 Caminho Municipal n.º 1398 – Cartaxo
Setúbal
05-ago-20 09H00 Rua Industrial Alfredo da Silva – Barreiro
05-ago-20 09H00 Av. do Mar – Amora – Seixal
10-ago-20 08H30 EN 10
11-ago-20 15H00 Av. 1º de Maio – Seixal
13-ago-20 10H30 Av. Arsenal do Alfeite, sentido Corroios/Almada
17-ago-20 08H00 Circular Externa – Montijo
21-ago-20 09H00 Av. 1º Dezembro 1640 – Seixal
26-ago-20 08H30 Av. do Mar – Amora – Seixal
Viana do Castelo
07-ago-20 10H00 Av. Paulo VI – Darque
10-ago-20 20H00 Av. 25 de Abril – Viana do Castelo
20-ago-20 20H30 Av. Capitão Gaspar de Castro – Viana do Castelo
27-ago-20 09H30 Av. Agostinho José Taveira – Ponte de Lima
Vila Real
04-ago-20 14H00 Av. Dr. Mário Soares – Chaves
20-ago-20 09H00 Av. da Unesco – Vila Real
21-ago-20 14H00 Rua Rainha Dona Mafalda – Chaves
24-ago-20 09H00 Rua Vasco Sameiro – Vila Real
27-ago-20 09H00 Rua da Paz – Chaves
31-ago-20 14H00 Av. da Europa – Vila Real
Viseu
03-ago-20 08H00 Av. Alexandre Alves – Viseu
08-ago-20 08H00 Av. Dom Egas Moniz – Lamego
13-ago-20 08H00 Av. da Europa – Viseu
18-ago-20 08H00 Estrada de Nelas – Viseu
19-ago-20 08H00 Av. Dom Egas Moniz – Lamego
20-ago-20 08H00 Av. Professor Reinaldo Cardoso – Viseu
O guarda-redes Rafael Defendi, que representou o Futebol Clube de Famalicão ao longo das últimas duas épocas, oficializou este fim de semana a saída do emblema famalicense.
Foi através de um post na rede social instagram que o brasileiro se despediu dos adeptos, agradecendo ao clube os últimos anos que descreve como tendo sido maravilhosos.
Obrigado Futebol Clube de Famalicão por esses dois anos maravilhosos. Foi um enorme prazer vestir essa camisola e sentir este amor de perdição.
Obrigado a todos pelo apoio e carinho
Instagram: Rafael Defendi
Tal como a Cidade Hoje já havia noticiado, Rafael Defendi deve agora rumar ao sul do país para representar a formação do Farense.
Também esta semana um outro elemento do F.C.Famalicão, Fábio Martins, utilizou as redes sociais para comunicar a sua saída do clube.
A Polícia Judiciária (PJ) terá localizado o jovem Igor Magalhães, de 14 anos, que tinha desaparecido da cada da avó, em Chaves, há cerca de duas semanas.
“A Polícia Judiciária, através do Departamento de Investigação Criminal de Vila Real, após a realização de inúmeras diligências de investigação e com a colaboração das autoridades policiais francesas, procedeu à localização” de Igor, na localidade de Mountauban, em França.
A Polícia Judiciária acrescenta que “o menor será, a breve trecho, entregue aos pais que se deslocaram a França para tal efeito”. “As investigações permitem desde já excluir a existência de prática de crime no desaparecimento do menor”.
Igor Magalhães vivia com a avó desde dezembro em Chaves e, na manhã de 19 de julho, saiu de casa de manhã para jogar futebol com os amigos e já não voltou. O desaparecimento foi participado à PSP de Chaves e o caso foi entregue à Polícia Judiciária, que liderou a investigação. A família organizou-se vários dias para fazer buscas.
O homem que se encontrava desaparecido em Barcelos desde a passada terça-feira regressou nas últimas horas em casa.
O indivíduo, com cerca de 50 anos, nunca mais foi visto depois de ter levado a esposa ao trabalho na terça-feira.
O carro usado pelo próprio ficou estacionado na habitação, algo que terá causado uma maior aflição aos familiares que não tinham nenhum informação acerca do paradeiro parente.
A esposa, em declarações ao jornal O Minho, disse que o marido voltou a casa este sábado e que está bem de saúde, não revelando quais foram as motivações da ausência.
A semana vai começar com uma descida do preço dos combustíveis.
De acordo com a imprensa especializada, a gasolina deverá baixar 1,5 cent por litro e o gasóleo 1 cent.
Esta alteração de preços vem beneficiar muitos portugueses que entram agora de férias e poderão, assim, abastecer o depósito de forma mais económica.
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