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Expats Portugal weekly webinar is happening in 9 hours
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Support GMP! & The Portugal Club by starting your own SKOOL?
Try free here I'm proud to be an affiliate of a true community technology that has gone from nothing (except an amazing vision) to a top 20 social media platform. You're on it now. For hobbyists and businesses alike, it's a great way to share your passion, easily, cost-effectively and profitably. See also Mrs M's Feelgood Astrology school 😎
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Kristin UPDATE thread (please share help requests/useful information)
Special shows every morning at 8am... JOIN US HERE - Need help? - Community check-in - Weather outlook - Preparedness Very complicated week ahead – with a lot of rain, particularly in storm ravaged areas "A new storm is expected this weekend" Tempestade SOS
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Off-grid / preparedness equipment research & recommendations
I am looking into Starlink, battery packs, solar panels, wind turbines, inverters, stoves etc, etc and will share my information here. Ultimate aim is to be able to broadcast Good Morning Portugal! when mains grid power and standard internet are down.
Light relief, better days, beautiful places QUIZ
Please add a pic in the comments of a place you love in Portugal, and let the rest of us guess where it is... Here's one of mine to get us started...
Light relief, better days, beautiful places QUIZ
Tap water warning...
QUOTED: The Directorate-General of Health warns of risks to water and food safety following Storm Kristin and power outages, recommending caution in consumption, food handling, and sanitation to protect public health. The DGS (Directorate-General of Health) issued a set of recommendations on Thursday night following the storm that affected several regions of the country in the early hours of Wednesday, causing power outages that persist in some areas, which could compromise the quality of drinking water and food safety. "Situations like this impact the safety of food stored in refrigerators and freezers, as well as water quality, especially in areas where the supply depends on electrical systems," the statement warns. To reduce these risks, the health authority calls for the adoption of preventive measures and safe behaviors, such as avoiding the consumption of water from sources that are not connected to the public supply network, such as wells or mines, as they may be contaminated. The DGS (Directorate-General of Health) advises the public not to drink tap water, wash food or brush their teeth with it, unless there is official confirmation of its safety, and to use bottled water whenever possible. "If you don't have bottled water, boil the water for 10 minutes before using it or disinfect it with bleach without dyes, detergents or perfumes (about 2 drops per liter of water)," he recommends, also advising the population to wash their hands well before handling treated water or food. ENDS Source
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