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in News · 01 May 2020, 11:09 · 2 Comments
According to the Prime Minister, António Costa, who presented the plan at a press conference, "there will be some access to the beaches that will become possible" as of next Monday (May 4), "specifically for the practice of nautical sports activities ”.
The Council of Ministers today approved Portugal's transition plan from a state of emergency, which ends on Saturday, to a state of calamity, announced the prime minister, António Costa.
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so is it possible if you are 70 plus to go surfing.
By graham richards from Lisbon on 02 May 2020, 08:24
This is the best news for the last month. I was waiting for it so much. Thanks
By SS from Porto on 02 May 2020, 20:57