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Anadia Stop Discontinued on September 2

Funchal Notícias31 August 2026 at 23:15

The public transport stop located next to Anadia Shopping Center will be discontinued starting September 2, 2026. This change affects several transport companies operating in the area.

The routes of the companies CAM and SIGA Rodoeste will be redirected to Largo do Pelourinho, where they will now handle passenger boarding and alighting.

On the other hand, the company HF will use a new stop located slightly higher up, positioned directly in front of a location that is not fully specified in the article.

The information about the change comes as a notice to passengers who regularly use this stop to prepare for the alteration from the indicated date.

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