O Município de Vila Nova de Famalicão, em colaboração com a Associação Famalicão em Transição, a Federação Concelhia das Associações de Pais de Famalicão e o Centro de Formação de Associação de Escolas de Vila Nova de Famalicão, organiza na próxima quinta-feira, dia 21 de junho, pelas 21h00, a primeiro edição do ciclo de conferências “atiVIDAde: para lá do diagnóstico”.
A iniciativa, que vai decorrer no auditório da Biblioteca Municipal Camilo Castelo Branco, vai contar com a presença de Nuno Lobo Antunes, médico neuropediatra e escritor, autor de livros como “Mais Forte do Que Eu” (2014), “Em nome do Pai” (2013), “Vida em mim” (2010), “Mal entendidos” (2009) e “Sinto muito” (2008).
Nuno Lobo Antunes abordará questões relativas à intervenção precoce e estratégias multidisciplinares na abordagem inclusiva e holística do processo educativo.
Depois de concluído recentemente um investimento superior a quatro milhões de euros no alargamento das redes de saneamento e da água no concelho, a Câmara Municipal de Vila Nova de Famalicão prepara-se agora para investir 870 mil euros rumo à cobertura integral do território famalicense.
A proposta que visa a celebração de contratos interadministrativos de delegação de competências com as juntas de freguesia para a execução de redes de abastecimento de água e saneamento foi aprovada na última reunião do executivo municipal.
“Garantimos aos famalicenses a cobertura total do concelho com água e saneamento e não vamos parar enquanto não conseguirmos atingir esse objetivo”,salientou o presidente da Câmara Municipal, Paulo Cunha, no final da reunião.
“Nos últimos dois anos demos enormes passos nesse sentido e continuamos com esse trabalho. São mais de 800 mil euros de investimento, 100 por cento do orçamento municipal”, adiantou o autarca, explicando que ao contrário do que aconteceu no passado, desta vez, “não há nenhum apoio comunitário a este investimento, o que é único na história de Famalicão, porque nunca, no passado, houve um tão grande investimento em água e saneamento sem qualquer apoio a nível comunitário. É um esforço histórico municipal”.
Por outro lado, este investimento atribui a responsabilidade das obras às juntas de freguesias, num sinal “confiança e compromisso com os autarcas”. Não é a primeira vez que o executivo liderado por Paulo Cunha transfere competências para as juntas de freguesias, já aconteceu com as obras na rede viária, mas também em muitas outras áreas.
Nos últimos anos, tem havido “um grande número de transferência de competências para as freguesias, o que é um sinal da maturidade das freguesias e também da confiança nos seus presidentes de junta”, realçou Paulo Cunha, referindo que“queremos acima de tudo que a proximidade sirva como um elemento fortalecedor que vai reforçar a forma e eficácia na execução destas tarefas.”
O autarca destaca ainda que “entregamos a competência mas também os meios financeiros e o acompanhamento técnico para que a obra seja bem executada”.
Refira-se que ao todo as obras irão beneficiar 16 freguesias do concelho. A autarquia irá transferir para a União de Freguesias de Vale S. Cosme, Telhado e Portela o valor de 159 mil euros, para a União de Arnoso Santa Eulália, Santa Maria e Sezures 158 mil euros, para a União de Mouquim Lemenhe e Jesufrei 148 mil euros. Entretanto, para a União de Freguesias de Seide serão transferidos 92 mil euros, enquanto para a União de Freguesias de Ruivães e Novais serão 59 mil euros. A freguesia de Requião será beneficiada com uma transferência de 49 mil euros, a Castelões caberá 43 mil euros, Louro beneficiará de 41 mil euros, a União das Freguesias de Carreira e Bente terá 32 mil euros e Lousado receberá 31 mil euros. Por fim, a União de Freguesias de Avidos e Lagoa e Gavião irão receber cerca de 26 mil euros.
Um dia dedicado às artes, com cerca de duas dezenas de artistas a trabalhar ao vivo em áreas como a pintura, desenho, escultura, fotografia e poesia. É o que o Parque da Devesa, em Vila Nova de Famalicão, tem reservado para este domingo, 17 de junho, entre as 10h00 e as 18h00, com a iniciativa “Arte no Parque”, coorganizada pela autarquia famalicense, a Galeria Matriz Arte e o Grupo de Artistas Arte Celano, com o apoio da Casa-Museu Soledade Malvar.
Um dia em que a arte, a natureza e o lazer se aliam, com o objetivo de criar e divulgar em público, e com a ajuda do público, as diferentes expressões artísticas, promovendo assim uma interação cultural saudável entre artistas e famílias.
Os artistas convidados terão como tema “O Património e a História de Vila Nova de Famalicão”, dando assim a conhecer o património local e a entender o percurso histórico do território.
Haverá ainda um espaço dedicado aos mais pequenos – “Pequenos Artistas” – onde as crianças poderão participar numa oficina de desenho e pintura, bem como realizar outros trabalhos artísticos.
Participam nesta iniciativa os seguintes artistas: António Miranda (Barcelos) – Pintura; António Nunes (Caminha) – Pintura; Armindo Cerqueira (Barcelos) – Declamação e Teatro; Filomena Fonseca (Vila Nova de Famalicão) – Pintura; Helena Romão (Vila Nova de Famalicão) – Pintura; Jorge Ferreira (Barcelos) – Fotografia; Juan Coruxo (Galiza) – Escultura; Lianor de Gaspar (Porto) – Pintura; Luis Carvalhido (Barcelos) – Fotografia; Lurdes Rodrigues (Braga) – Pintura; Maria Simões (Braga) – Declamação; Madalena Macedo (Guimarães) – Pintura/Escultura; Mário Rebelo de Sousa (Âncora) – Pintura/Desenho; Monteiro da Silva (Barcelos) – Pintura; Paulo Renato Vieira (Porto) – Pintura; Pierre-Michel de Keyn (Valdreu) – Pintura; Rosário Pedro (Vila Nova de Famalicão) – Pintura.
O uso do fogo encontra-se associado a várias práticas agrícolas e florestais, no entanto, são vários os casos em que estas atividades se descontrolam e originam grandes incêndios com graves consequências ecológicas e socioeconómicas. Estas ações contribuem para a elevada percentagem de incêndios em Portugal Continental com causa humana (cerca de 98%). Assim, torna-se urgente uma alteração de comportamentos na sociedade de modo a que possam ser realizadas as mesmas práticas, mas com um menor risco, ou seja, com uma menor probabilidade de originar incêndios rurais.
O ICNF, I.P., em colaboração com a GNR e a Associação Nacional de Municípios, desenvolveu uma nova aplicação que permite efetuar pedidos de autorização de queimadas extensivas e avaliação de queima de amontoados, bem como simplificar e facilitar o acesso aos pedidos e respetivas respostas.
Com base num conjunto de informações, como a perigosidade, a meteorologia e o n.º de incêndios dos últimos dias, o sistema gera uma reposta que identifica as condições de risco para o dia solicitado. Para tal, o requerente terá que se registar na aplicação e solicitar autorização da queimada ou avaliação da queima em 3 passos: identificação da ação; identificação do local e data da ação; e obtenção de resposta por SMS e/ou por EMAIL.
Este sistema tem ainda uma linha de apoio que permite tirar dúvidas e ajudar a efetuar o registo na aplicação. Este número (808 200 520), associado à Linha SOS Ambiente e Território da GNR, tem o custo de uma chamada local e funciona das 8h às 21h. Para formalização do sistema foi estabelecido um protocolo entre o ICNF, IP e a Associação Nacional de Municípios.
O ICNF, I.P. gostaria de contar com a colaboração da comunicação social na divulgação deste serviço de extrema importância, tomando as seguintes referências:
Pode aceder-se à aplicação através do site do ICNF. A aplicação encontra-se alojada no banner de destaque inicial sobre queimas e queimadas (http://www.icnf.pt/) ou diretamente no link https://fogos.icnf.pt/InfoQueimasQueimadas/. O ICNF, I.P. agradece desde já toda a colaboração.
A Direção-Geral da Saúde (DGS) alerta para a previsão de temperaturas elevadas nos próximos dias e recorda que o calor pode ter efeitos negativos na saúde e que a população se deve hidratar e manter as casas frescas.
Numa informação colocada no “site”, a DGS recorda que a exposição ao calor intenso pode ter efeitos negativos na saúde, como a desidratação e outras complicações que podem ser evitadas e que “a reação de cada pessoa à temperatura e os seus efeitos na saúde podem ser diferentes”.
Para proteger a saúde, a DGS recomenda que, durante os dias mais quentes, a população se mantenha hidratada, se proteja do calor, mantenha a casa fresca e fique em contacto e atento aos outros.
Recomenda ainda especial atenção, entre outros grupos, aos doentes crónicos, crianças, idosos e pessoas com mobilidade reduzida e aconselha a população a evitar zonas de poluição elevada, lembrando que “as temperaturas elevadas e a poluição do ar estão muitas vezes associadas”.
“Sempre que trabalhar ou tiver alguma atividade no exterior faça-o acompanhado porque em situações de calor extremo poderá ficar confuso ou perder a consciência”, alerta ainda a DGS.
Para manter a hidratação, a DGS recomenda que se beba água mesmo quando não se tem sede, que se evite bebidas alcoólicas e bebidas com muito açúcar e que se faça refeições frias e leves, comendo mais vezes ao dia e evitando refeições muito quentes e muito condimentadas.
Aconselha ainda a que se evite a exposição direta ao sol, especialmente entre as 11:00 e as 17:00, e as atividades físicas no exterior, principalmente nos horários mais quentes.
No exterior, recomenda à população que procure locais à sombra e frescos, use roupas leves, claras e soltas, chapéu e óculos com proteção contra a radiação UVA e UVB.
Aconselha ainda o uso de protetor solar com índice de proteção igual ou maior do que 30 sempre que se estiver ao ar livre, renovando a aplicação a cada duas horas.
Para evitar que as casas aqueçam demasiado, a DGS recomenda que, nos horários de maior calor, se corram as persianas ou portadas e, ao entardecer, quando a temperatura exterior for mais baixa do que a interior, se deixe que o ar circular pela casa.
O Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera (IPMA) prevê para hoje uma subida das temperaturas mínimas e vento forte na faixa costeira ocidental e nas terras altas.
As temperaturas máximas vão chegar aos 31 graus em Vila Nova de Famalicão.
A Anderson-Fabry, doença hereditária rara que afeta, sobretudo, os aparelhos cardiovascular, renal e neurológico, já é tratada no Serviço de Cardiologia do Centro Hospitalar do Médio Ave.
A terapêutica, iniciada este mês no Hospital de Santo Tirso, consiste na perfusão intravenosa, sob condições de vigilância e monitorização, da enzima deficitária, alcançando-se estabilização da doença e melhoria significativa da qualidade de vida dos doentes. Pela sua raridade, esta doença tem um processo diagnóstico complexo e há um número restrito de Centros Hospitalares no país a efetuar o seu acompanhamento.
O Serviço de Cardiologia do CHMA, em articulação com o Centro de Referência (Hospital Senhora da Oliveira,em Guimarães), tornou possível que estes tratamentos possam ser feitos na proximidade da área de residência dos doentes. Os tratamentos do primeiro doente iniciaram-se este mês, no Hospital de Dia da Unidade de Santo Tirso. A equipa de enfermagem responsável pela administração desta terapêutica, recebeu formação prévia, relativamente à doença e especificidades do tratamento, no Centro de Referência.
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