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Portugal closes schools and public services over Charles

By , based on Rádio Somos Todos Primos

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The Portuguese government has declared an alert over Depression Charles and plans to close schools and non-essential public services. Authorities are asking families to limit travel and follow safety instructions during the worsening weather, according to RTP.

Portugal declared an alert on Wednesday 11 November because of Depression Charles, with non-essential public services to close for Thursday. Internal Administration Minister Luís Neves justified the measure by the expected worsening of weather conditions, according to RTP Notícias.

Luís Neves called on families to stay at home with their minor children where possible and asked the public to avoid unnecessary travel. Authorities also recommend following official information and safety instructions during the alert period, according to RTP Notícias.

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