Lisbon mayor and interior minister Luís Neves announce security pledges
Lisbon’s mayor Luís Neves said he will coordinate police, civil protection and other agencies by the end of winter, while interior minister Luís Neves announced plans to boost police numbers in Lisbon, Porto and Setúbal.
What we know
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- Lisbon mayor Luís Neves pledged to gather police, civil protection and other agencies "by the end of winter" to address improvisation, according to SAPO Notícias.
- Portugal's interior minister Luís Neves pledged to increase police presence in Lisbon, Porto and Setúbal, according to ECO.
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Portugal's interior minister Luís Neves pledged to increase police presence in Lisbon, Porto and Setúbal.
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Is this point wrong? Tell usECO“Luís Neves volta a prometer mais polícias em Lisboa, Porto e Setúbal”
Machine translation: Luís Neves again promises more police in Lisbon, Porto and Setúbal
O ministro da Administração Interna, Luís Neves, apelou esta segunda-feira a maior colaboração entre o setor que tutela e as entidades do turismo, com vista a preparar melhor os períodos de maior afluência em Portugal, como o verão. A discursar na VIII Cimeira do Turismo Português, o governante admitiu que Portugal “ainda está muito assente […]
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Lisbon mayor Luís Neves pledged to gather police, civil protection and other agencies "by the end of winter" to address the issue of improvisation.
One sourceWhat the source said
Is this point wrong? Tell usSAPO Notícias“Luís Neves assumiu o compromisso de reunir, "no final do inverno" com o setor do turismo, juntamente com a polícia, a proteção civil, a ANA aeroportos e outras entidades interessadas.”
Machine translation: Luís Neves assumed the commitment to gather, "by the end of winter" with the tourism sector, together with the police, civil protection, ANA airports and other interested entities
Read at SAPO Notícias