Associação Cultural Desportiva e Social 1.º de Maio que inaugurou o relvado sintético esta terça-feira, aproveitou a visita do presidente da câmara municipal de Famalicão para lhe fazer um novo pedido.
Antes de estrearem o novo campo, o responsável pela associação convidou o autarca a visitar os balneários que servem as equipas. As instalações, apesar de estarem constantemente a serem reparadas por elementos da associação, estão degradadas e não oferecem grandes condições para os atletas.
“Nós andamos a retocar os balneários mas o que precisamos mesmo é de uma requalificação de fundo. Depois do relvado o que nos faz mesmo falta são uns balneários novos.”
Presidente da A.C.D.S. 1º de Maio – Abílio Lima
Paulo Cunha comprometeu-se a avaliar a situação e a tentar arranjar uma solução para este que é um problema de alguns anos do 1º de Maio.
Um homem de 47 anos sofreu queimaduras de 1º e 2º graus, esta terça-feira à noite, na Trofa, quando tentava apagar um incêndio numa frigideira com óleo esquecida ao lume.
Tudo aconteceu pouco depois das 21 horas, num apartamento situado perto da estação de comboios da Trofa onde mora um casal com dois filhos menores.
Ao aperceber-se do fogo, o homem tentou apagá-lo com água, provocando um pequeno rebentamento que lhe causou queimaduras no rosto e nos braços.
Para o local foram mobilizados 13 elementos e seis viaturas dos Bombeiros Voluntários da Trofa e as equipas das ambulâncias SIV (suporte de vida) de Santo Tirso e VMER (viatura médica) de Famalicão.
A vítima foi transportada para o Hospital de S. João, no Porto, com acompanhamento da viatura médica.
Um homem de 31 anos foi detido na Trofa com uma taxa de alcoolemia de 2,89 g/l, quase seis vezes o valor máximo definido por lei.
Segundo fonte da GNR da Trofa, a detenção foi feita após o trator agrícola conduzido pelo homem ter colidido, em Santiago de Bougado, com uma viatura em que seguia uma mulher de 19 anos, que foi conduzida à unidade de Famalicão do Centro Hospitalar do Médio Ave com dores no tórax.
O homem é presente esta quarta feira ao juiz do Tribunal de Santo Tirso.
O presidente da câmara municipal de Famalicão, Paulo Cunha, respondeu às críticas lançadas pelo Partido Socialista a propósito do estado do atendimento ao público do serviço da segurança social, instalado no centro da cidade.
O PS acusa o autarca e os dirigentes do PSD de não terem reagido quando, em 2015, o governo do partido que representam retirou 5 funcionários a este serviço. Uma atitude diferente da que tomaram recentemente quando acusaram o governo de António Costa de desinvestir nos serviços públicos.
Paulo Cunha explicou que não reagiu em 2015 porque não viu essa necessidade.
“No passado não houve nenhuma intervenção da minha parte porque não houve nenhum problema que o justificasse. O PS deve ter uma posição mais positiva, deve tentar perceber o que está a acontecer e não procurar argumentos.”
Paulo Cunha em declarações à Cidade Hoje
A loja da segurança social, na Alameda Luís de Camões, no centro de Vila Nova de Famalicão, está a funcionar com uma equipa reduzida uma vez que 6 dos funcionários estão de baixa médica.
O PS acusa o presidente da Câmara Municipal de Famalicão e outros dirigentes do PSD de desenvolverem «uma campanha pública hipócrita, cínica e intelectualmente desonesta e desrespeitosa para com o Serviço da Segurança Social de Vila Nova de Famalicão, pelos seus profissionais e pelos cidadãos utentes».
Estamos a citar um comunicado enviado pelo PS depois de uma visita de deputados e dirigentes socialistas ao Serviço da Segurança Social de Famalicão esta segunda-feira.
No comunicado, o PS acusou o PSD de se esquecer das suas «próprias culpas nos cortes e dificuldades criadas no funcionamento da Segurança Social».
O PS recordou que em 2015 o Governo PSD/CDS-PP retirou 5 trabalhadores ao Serviço da Segurança Social de Vila Nova de Famalicão. Acusa Paulo Cunha de na altura não ter dito uma palavra sobre o assunto.
AVEIRO
02-mai-18 14H00/20H00 EN 109 – Km 5.1 – Aveiro
09-mai-18 08H00/14H00 Av. da Universidade – Aveiro
17-mai-18 09H00/13H00 Variante da Rua 19 – Espinho
17-mai-18 15H00/19H00 Av. da Régua – Ovar
18-mai-18 09H00/13H00 Rua Eduardo Vaz – Santa Maria da Feira
18-mai-18 15H00/19H00 Rua dos Sapateiros (sentido descendente) – São João da Madeira
23-mai-18 08H00/14H00 EN 109 – Km 5.1 – Aveiro
23-mai-18 09H00/13H00 Estrada de Santiago, em Silvalde – Espinho
23-mai-18 15H00/19H00 Rua do Sobral – Ovar
24-mai-18 09H00/13H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – Santa Maria da Feira
24-mai-18 15H00/19H00 Av. do Brasil – São João da Madeira
30-mai-18 14H00/20H00 Rua Direita, em Quinta do Picado – Aveiro
BEJA
04-mai-18 09h00 Rua Francisco Miguel Duarte – Beja
11-mai-18 14h00 Rua Zeca Afonso – Beja
17-mai-18 09h00 EN 255 – Moura
22-mai-18 09h00 Av. Salgueiro Maia – Beja
BRAGA
03-mai-18 09H00H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
04-mai-18 21H00 Av. António Macedo – Braga
08-mai-18 08H00 Circular de Barcelos
08-mai-18 14H00 Variante A.N. Nascente – Famalicão
09-mai-18 10H00 Av. Miguel Torga – Braga
11-mai-18 14H00 Circular de Barcelos – Viaduto do Queimado
15-mai-18 14H00 Circular de Barcelos
17-mai-18 09H00 Variante Creixomil – Guimarães
22-mai-18 08H00 Circular de Barcelos – Viaduto do Queimado
23-mai.18 15H00 Av. Cónego Jorge Peixoto Coutinho – Braga
24-mai-18 14H00 Circular Urbana – Guimarães
BRAGANÇA
10-mai-18 08H00/14H00 EN 15 – Mirandela
18-mai-18 08H00/14H00 Av. Abade de Baçal – Bragança
CASTELO BRANCO
08-mai-18 10h00 / 12h00 EN1 8 – Vale do Romeiro – Castelo Branco
14-mai-18 06h45 / 08h45 Av. Pero da Covilhã – Covilhã
22-mai-18 10h00 / 12h00 EN2 23 – Chão de St.º André – Castelo Branco
29-mai-18 06h45 / 08h45 Av. Infante D. Henrique – Covilhã
COIMBRA
04-mai-18 08H00 Ferrugenta – Figueira da Foz
08-mai-18 09h00 Via Augusto Vaz Serra – Coimbra
16-mai-18 08H00 Av. do Brasil – Figueira da Foz
16-mai-18 16H30 Ponte Rainha Santa Isabel – Coimbra
23-mai-18 10H00 IC 2- KM 191 – Coimbra
30-mai-18 08H00 Av. Dr. Manuel Gaspar de Lemos , junto da Escola Secundaria Dr. João de Barros – Figueira da Foz
ÉVORA
04-mai-18 09H00 EN 114 – Évora Hotel sentido Montemor/Évora – Évora
07-mai-18 09H00 EN 18 Bairro Frei Aleixo sentido Évora/Estremoz – Évora
09-mai-18 09H00 EN 18 ao Gil – Estremoz
15-mai-18 09H00 ER 114-4 Sentido Arraiolos/Évora – Évora
21-mai-18 09H00 EN 18 ao Gil – Estremoz
23-mai-18 09H00 EN 254, Bairro da Comenda sentido Redondo/Évora – Évora
29-mai-18 09H00 Av. Lino de Carvalho – Évora
FARO
07-mai-18 08H00-12H00 Rua Almirante Cândido dos Reis – Tavira
09-mai-18 0830-12H30 Av. 5 de Outubro – Olhão
15-mai-18 10H00-12H00 Estrada Moinho da Palmeira – Faro
16-mai-18 09H00 – 12H00 Av. de Castro Marim – Vila Real de Santo António
17-mai-18 09H00 – 12H00 Av. V6 – Cidade de Portimão
22-mai-18 09H00 – 12H00 Rua da Cruz Vermelha Portuguesa – Tavira
23-mai-1 09H00 – 12H00 Av. da Fonte Coberta – Lagos
28-mai-18 15H00-17H00 Av. Dom João VI – Olhão
29-mai-18 08H00-12H00 Rua Almirante Cândido dos Reis – Tavira
GUARDA
22-mai-18 08h00 VICEG
LEIRIA
16-mai-18 14H00/17H00 Av. Nogent Sur Marne – Nazaré
29-mai-18 14H30-18H80 Rua de Albergaria dos Doze – Mouriscas – Pombal
LISBOA
02-mai-18 14h00-18h00 Av. Calouste Gulbenkian – Lisboa
04-mai-18 14h00-18h00 Av. Marechal Gomes da Costa – Lisboa
07-abr-18 09h00-16h00 Rio de Mouro, Avenida Elias Garcia
09-mai-18 14H00-18H00 EN 248 entre o km 30,490 e o km 30,390 (Cruzamento entre a R Padre António Vieira e a R 28 de Março – Vila Franca de Xira
17-mai-18 07h00-13h00 Av. Ivens – Dafundo – Sentido Lisboa/Cascais
17-mai-18 13h00-19h00 EN 249-3 (variante Porto Salvo) – sentido Norte/Sul
21-mai-18 14h00/18h00 Av. Padre Cruz – Lisboa
22-mai-18 09H00-12H00 EN 6 – Km15.3 – S. João do Estoril (Sentido Cascais – Lisboa);
23-mai-18 08h00-12h00 Estrada Regional 374 – Sete Casas
24-mai-18 09H00-17H00 Estrada dos Salgados – Falagueira-Venda Nova
30-mai-18 21h00-23h30 Av. dos Combatentes – Lisboa
MADEIRA
04-mai-18 19H00 VE- 3 Km 6,9 Túnel Ponta do Sol/Madalena do Mar
07-mai-18 08H00 Av. Mário Soares e Rua Pestana Júnior
07-mai-18 17H00 VE 1 – Moinhos Faial/ VE 1 – Túnel do Cortado – Santana
15-mai-18 08H00 Estrada Monumental e Av. do Infante
17-mai-18 08H00 Estrada do Aeroporto, Mãe de Deus – Caniço
21-mai-18 14H00 Rua Pestana Júnior e Caminho de Santo António
29-mai-18 07H00 Via expresso 3 Km 1 sentido Sul – Norte
30-mai-18 08H00 Estrada da Fundoa e Av. Máro Soares
PORTALEGRE
14-mai-18 08H30 EN 246 – Portalegre
25-mai-18 15H00 Av. do Dia de Portugal – Elvas
PORTO
02-mai-18 14H00/18H00 Via Eng. Edgar Cardoso – V.N.Gaia
04-mai-18 08H00/12H00 Av. Dr. Antunes Guimarães – Leça da Palmeira
15-mai-18 20H00/24H00 Av. Marechal Gomes da Costa – Porto
22-mai-18 20H00/24H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – 11089 – Porto
28-mai-18 14H00/18H00 Estrada da Circunvalação – 11.124 – Matosinhos
31-mai-18 08H00/12H00 Estrada D. Miguel – Gondomar
SANTARÉM
02-mai-18 08:00/12:00 Av. António Farinha Pereira – Alferrarede – Abrantes
03-mai-18 15:00/19:00 EM 1179 – Entroncamento
04-mai-18 08:30/12:30 EN 110 – Carvalhos de Figueiredo – Tomar
09-mai-18 08:30/12:30 EN 110 – Alvito – Tomar
10-mai-18 08:00/12:00 Av. Bombeiros Voluntários – Ourém
11-mai-18 08:00/12:00 Barreira Alva – Torres Novas
SETUBAL
15-mai-18 14:00 Av. Fuzileiros Navais – Barreiro
04-mai-18 09:00 EN 4 – Setúbal
04-mai-18 11:00 Av. do Mar – Amora
04-mai-18 10:00 Av. Arsenal do Alfeite (sentido Almada – Corroios)
07-mai-18 09:00 Circular Externa – Montijo
VIANA DO CASTELO
10-mai-18 09H30 Via Foral D. Teresa – Ponte de Lima
23-mai-18 16H30 Av. Capitão Gaspar de Castro – Viana do Castelo
28-mai-18 16H30 Estrada da Papanata – Viana do Castelo
VILA REAL
04.05.2018 14H00 Av. Rainha Dona Mafalda – Chaves
09.05.2018 08H00 Av. Aureliano Barrigas – Vila Real
22.05.2018 14H00 Av. do Tâmega – Chaves
28.05.2018 14H00 Rua vasco Sameiro – Vila Real
VISEU
03-mai-18 08h30 Av. do Reg. Infantaria 14 – Viseu
07-mai-18 14H00 Av. D. Egas Moniz – Lamego
14-mai-18 16H00 Av. Prof. Reinaldo Cardoso – Viseu
14-mai-18 10H00 Av. D. Egas Moniz – Lamego
23-mai-18 08H30 Av. Europa – Viseu
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