Já está em casa e bem de saúde a bebé atacada por um cão, arraçado de lavrador, no passado fim de semana, na vila de Ribeirão, em Famalicão.
De acordo com o O Minho, que conseguiu chegar à fala com o dono do cão, os ferimentos na criança foram provocados depois desta ter sido derrubada pelo animal.
O responsável pelo animal garante que ele não é agressivo, por isso, não percebe a razão do comportamento o cão teve com a criança.
Avança a mesma publicação que o dono foi hoje à GNR “para dar continuidade aos autos da ocorrência”.
Até ao momento não foi apresentada queixa contra o animal.
Jorge Paulo Oliveira, deputado famalicense, dirigiu-se hoje, dia 3 de fevereiro, ao Ministro das Infraestruturas e Habitação denunciando a falta de manutenção na Avenida 9 de Julho. Este acusa ser uma circunstância que se arrasta há vários anos. “O piso está muito degradado, tem vários buracos ao longo da sua extensão, as marcações no piso estão a desaparecer, a iluminação pública está inativa em partes da via, as passadeiras não são percetíveis, sobretudo à noite e a sinalização rodoviária vertical está deteriorada”.
Jorge Paulo Oliveira, esclarece o ministro das Infraestruturas, Pedro Nuno Santos, que a Avenida 9 de Julho, que integra a N204, e estando sob a responsabilidade da “Infraestruturas de Portugal, não foi alvo de intervenção ao contrário de toda a extensão da N204 que liga Barcelos a Famalicão. Esta mesma intervenção na via pública terminou na “Rotunda do Marco”. O mesmo aconteceu com a restauração levada a efeito na N206 que igualmente se iniciou na “Rotunda do Marco”, mas apenas em direção à Póvoa de Varzim
O deputado acrescenta que “no ano passado, a Avenida 9 de Julho ficou marcada pela sua elevada sinistralidade, com inúmeras colisões de viaturas, atropelamentos de peões e abalroamento de ciclistas, dos quais resultaram perda de vidas humanas e vários feridos graves”.
Apesar do clamor das populações e dos sucessivos alertas e solicitações de intervenção por parte dos autarcas, Jorge Paulo Oliveira pede ao Governo que justifique a exclusão da Avenida 9 de Julho, na intervenção que foi levada a efeito na N204 e que esclareça quando é que a mesma terá lugar.
Esta madrugada, pelas 00h30, na Avenida de França, a PSP deteve um cidadão com 37 anos, por não possuir qualquer documento que o habilitasse ao exercício da condução.
Mais tarde, pelas três horas da madrugada, no centro da cidade, a PSP deteve outro cidadão, de 31 anos, por desobediência, porque momentos antes tinha sido inibido de conduzir por doze horas, algo que desrespeitou. O detido foi notificado para comparecer no Tribunal Judicial de Vila Nova de Famalicão.
Às 01h57, na Rua Alves Roçadas, a PSP deteve um cidadão por condução de veículo automóvel sob a influência do álcool. Ao ser submetido ao teste, apresentava uma TAS de 1,39 g/l no sangue.
Um incidente com um pesado de mercadorias obrigou ao corte da Avenida do Imigrante, na freguesia de Bente, ao início da tarde desta segunda feira.
Na origem do problema terão estado os cabos de telecomunicações que atravessam aquela via. Um dos cabos, que não estaria a uma altura indicada para aquele local, foi arrancado à passagem do pesado.
O camião acabou por não conseguir seguir viagem, ficando imobilizado.
Depois do sucesso alcançado em 2019, os “Dias À Mesa” estão de regresso com mais iniciativas, mais restaurantes aderentes e ainda mais motivos de atração.
A iniciativa promovida pela autarquia insere-se na nova estratégia municipal para o turismo, que alia a gastronomia á animação cultural.
O evento decorre ao longo de todo o ano com dez atividades programadas que irão enaltecer a boa cozinha regional, numa conjugação perfeita agenda cultural e de animação do município.
Os saberes e sabores de Vila Nova de Famalicão são destacados, numa parceria com os restaurantes e indústria locais, atraindo os apreciadores da boa cozinha regional, nos seus múltiplos formatos.
A ênfase no consumo de produtos locais e da época é um destaque para estas iniciativas, numa base de cozinha sustentável, especialmente concebidas para os entusiastas de experiências gastronómicas singulares.
A PSP informou que vai efetuar uma série de ações de fiscalização rodoviária no distrito de Braga. 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 14h00 do dia 11 de Fevereiro.
Restantes ações de fiscalização anunciadas:
AÇORES
03-fev-20 07H00 Estrada Municipal 510 – Capelas – Ponta Delgada
05-fev-20 17H00 Estrada Regional da Atalhada – Lagoa – Ponta Delgada
07-fev-20 04H00 Rua 05 Outubro – freguesia da Conceição – Horta
12-fev-20 06H45 Av. Alberto I Príncipe do Mónaco – Ponta Delgada
13-fev-20 12H45 Estrada Regional – São Mateus e São Bartolomeu – Angra do Heroísmo
20-fev-20 07H00 Variante – Feteira – Horta
27-fev-20 12H45 Estrada Regional – Ribeirinha e Feteira – Angra do Heroísmo
26-fev-20 07H00 Eixo Norte/Sul – Ribeira Grande – Ponta Delgada
AVEIRO
03-fev-20 08H00 EN 16 – Km 0,5 – Aveiro
10-fev-20 08H00 EN 16 – Km 0,5 – Aveiro
12-fev-20 09H00 Estrada de Santiago – Espinho
13-fev-20 09H00 Rua Afonso de Albuquerque – São João da Madeira
13-fev-20 15H00 Rua da Circunvalação – Santa Maria da Feira
17-fev-20 08H00 EN 16 – Km 0,5 – Aveiro
24-fev-20 08H00 EN 16 – Km 0,5 – Aveiro
26-fev-20 15H00 Rua Colares Pinto – Ovar
27-fev-20 09H00 Rua Domingos José de Oliveira – São João da Madeira
BEJA
06-fev-20 09H00 Rua Zeca Afonso – Beja
12-fev-20 09H00 Rua Francisco Miguel Duarte
19-fev-20 09H00 Rua Manuel Joaquim Delgado
27-fev-20 09H00 Av. Salgueiro Maia – Beja
BRAGA
06-fev-20 15H00 Av. Frei Bartolomeu Mártires – Braga
07-fev-20 08H00 Circular de Barcelos
14-fev-20 22H00 Av. António Macedo – Braga
17-fev-20 14H00 Circular de Barcelos
18-fev-20 09H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
24-fev-20 14H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
BRAGANÇA
06-fev-20 08H00 EN 315 – Mirandela
11-fev-20 08H00 Av. Abade de Baçal – Bragança
20-fev-20 08H00 Av. Olímpio Guedes de Andrade – Mirandela
26-fev-20 08H00 Av. das Cantarias – Bragança
CASTELO BRANCO
05-fev-20 10H00 Av. Dia de Portugal – Castelo Branco
15-fev-20 15H30 Av. Cidade Rio de Janeiro – Covilhã
20-fev-20 09H00 Av. da Europa – Castelo Branco
26-fev-20 21H00 Alameda Pêro da Covilhã – Covilhã
COIMBRA
04-fev-20 08H00 Ponte Edgar Cardoso – Figueira da Foz
13-fev-20 08H00 Av. do Brasil – Figueira da Foz
20-fev-20 14H00 Av. Dr. Mário Soares – Figueira da Foz
ÉVORA
03-fev-20 09H30 EN 18 ao Gil – Estremoz
07-fev-20 09H00 CM 1094 – Estrada do Bairro de Almeirim – Évora
17-fev-20 09H30 EN 18 ao Gil- Estremoz – Estremoz
18-fev-20 09H00 Av. Lino de Carvalho – Évora
28-fev-20 09H00 Estrada do Bairro de Almeirim – Évora
FARO
04-fev-20 09H00 Av. de Castro Marim – Vila Real de Santo António
05-fev-20 08H30 Av. Heróis 1808 – Olhão
06-fev-20 09H00 Av. São Lourenço da Barrosa – V6 – Portimão
12-fev-20 09H30 Av. Fonte Coberta – Lagos
13-fev-20 14H00 Av. São Lourença da Barrosa – V6 – Portimão
18-fev-20 09H00 Av. V2 – Portimão
19-fev-20 09H00 Av. de Castro Marim – Vila Real de Santo António
20-fev-20 21H30 EN 125 – Faro
24-fev-20 09H00 Rua da Cruz Vermelha Portuguesa – Tavira
GUARDA
07-fev-20 14H00 EM 577 – Guarda
13-fev-20 07H00 Av. Serra da Estrela – Gouveia
18-fev-20 07H00 Av. Cidade Bejar – Guarda
26-fev-20 14H00 Via de Cintura Externa da Guarda – Guarda
LEIRIA
07-fev-20 14H00 Av. Nogent Sur de Marne – Nazaré
20-fev-20 14H30 EN 356-1 Km 5,600 – Leiria
21-fev-20 14H00 Rua Costa Veiga – Alcobaça
26-fev-20 09H00 EN 237 – Souto – Pombal
LISBOA
04-fev-20 09H00 Estrada dos Salgados, Falagueira, Venda Nova
05-fev-20 14H00 Rua da Liberdade – Pontinha (dois sentidos)
06-fev-20 07H00 Av. Ivens – Dafundo, sentido Lisboa/Cascais
09-fev-20 07H00 IP7 (Eixo Norte/SUL) – Zona Sete Rios – Lisboa
09-fev-20 14H00 Av. Calouste Gulbenkian – Lisboa
12-fev-20 09H00 EN 250-1, Algueirão
12-fev-20 14H30 EN 117, Belas
14-fev-20 07H00 Av. Infante D. Henrique, Santa Apolónia – Lisboa
14-fev-20 14H00 Av. Condes de Carnide – Lisboa
18-fev-20 09H00 Av. Marginal – Estoril
24-fev-20 14H00 Av. Padre Cruz (sentido Odivelas/Lisboa) – Lisboa
26-fev-20 22H00 Sobralinho, sentido Norte/Sul, ao Km 126.3
29-fev-20 07H00 Praça da Portagem Ponte 25 Abril (fte. Via Verde) – Almada
MADEIRA
04-fev-20 08H00 VE1
11-fev-20 14H00 VE5 – Camacha
12-fev-20 08H00 Estrada Monumental e Av. Mário Soares
17-fev-20 13H00 VR1 Km 6.0 – Quinta Grande e Km 9.4 – Câmara de Lobos
18-fev-20 14H00 Estrada Comandante Camacho de Freitas e Travessa do Valado c/VR1
24-fev-20 14H00 Av. do Infante e Rua Dr. Pestana Júnior
27-fev-20 14H00 Av. Mário Soares e Rua 5 de Outubro
28-fev-20 07H00 ER 227 (Tabua) e ER 104 Rocha Alta – Ribeira Brava
PORTALEGRE
03-fev-20 14H00 Av. do Dia de Portugal – Elvas
05-fev-20 15H00 Av. da Europa – Elvas
07-fev-20 09H00 EN 373, Km 29 – Elvas
12-fev-20 08H00 EN 372, Km 72 – Elvas
17-fev-20 08H00 Av. de Badajoz – Portalegre
21-fev-20 14H00 Av. Estremadura Espanhola – Portalegre
24-fev-20 14H00 Av.de Badajoz – Portalegre
28-fev-20 08H00 EN 246 – Portalegre
PORTO
03-fev-20 20H00 A 20 , Km 9.8 – Porto
06-fev-20 08H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – 15443 – Porto
07-fev-20 14H00 Estrada D. Miguel – Gondomar
11-fev-20 08H00 Av. Dr. Antunes Guimarães – Leça da Palmeira
13-fev-20 14H00 Rua Ribeiro Cambado – Valongo
14-fev-20 08H00 Av. Marechal Gomes da Costa – Porto
17-fev-20 20H00 EN 14 – Matosinhos
18-fev-20 08H00 Rua Gomes Amorim – Póvoa do Varzim
21-fev-20 08H00 VRI – Matosinhos
24-fev-20 14H00 Via Eng.º Edgar Cardoso – Vila Nova de Gaia
25-fev-20 14H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – 11 124 – Matosinhos
28-fev-20 08H00 VRI – Matosinhos
SANTARÉM
03-fev-20 15H00 Rua Eng.º Ferreira Mesquita – Entroncamento
04-fev-20 14H00 EN 110 – Carvalhos de Figueiredo – Tomar
05-fev-20 14H00 Variante do Amor – Torres Novas
06-fev-20 08H00 Av. Bombeiros Voluntários – Ourém
11-fev-20 08H30 Rua Serpa Pinto – Cartaxo
13-fev-20 08H30 Alameda do Vinho – Cartaxo
14-fev-20 08H00 Rua Atriz Alda Rodrigues – Santarém
26-fev-20 09H00 Av. Dr. Santana Maia – Abrantes
SETÚBAL
05-fev-20 14H00 EN 10.1 – Barreiro
05-fev-20 14H30 Estrada de Santas – Setúbal
07-fev-20 10H00 Av. 1.º Dezembro 1640 – Seixal
20-fev-20 10H30 Av. Arsenal do Alfeite, sentido Corroios – Almada
28-fev-20 08H00 Av. Fialho Gouveia – Montijo
VIANA DO CASTELO
09-fev-20 09H30 Av. do Cabedelo – Darque – Viana do Castelo
19-fev-20 10H00 Av. do Meio – Viana do Castelo
22-fev-20 21H00 Av. Capitão Gaspar de Castro – Viana do Castelo
VILA REAL
03-fev-20 14h00 Rua Rainha Dona Mafalda – Chaves
05-fev-20 09H00 Av. do regimento de Infantaria nº. 13 – Vila Real
18-fev-20 09H00 Av. Dr. Mário Soares – Chaves
19-fev-20 14H00 Av. Aureliano Barrigas – Vila Real
27-fev-20 14H00 Av. Unesco – Vila Real
28-fev-20 14h00 Av. do Tâmega – Chaves
VISEU
03-fev-20 08H00 Av. Salamanca – Viseu
10-fev-20 15H00 Av. D. Egas Moniz – Lamego
14-fev-20 13H30 Av. Europa – Viseu
17-fev-20 08H30 Av. Prof. Reinaldo Cardoso – Viseu
28-fev-20 13H00 Av. Europa – Viseu
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