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More than 37 million euros already paid for house reconstruction in Leiria

Diário de Leiria31 August 2026 at 08:00

The municipality of Leiria concluded on Friday the analysis of applications for support from the Commission for Coordination and Regional Development of Centro for the reconstruction of damaged housing, having received a total of 10,807 applications.

More than 37 million euros have already been paid for the reconstruction of affected houses in the Leiria region.

The Commission for Coordination and Regional Development of Centro is the entity responsible for managing the support aimed at the recovery of housing in the affected area.

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