Sines City Council removed the guardrail that was blocking access to a pedestrian crossing
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Sines City Council removed the guardrail that was blocking access to a pedestrian crossing

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 10:04

The Sines City Council proceeded with the removal of a guardrail that was blocking access to a pedestrian crossing. The intervention took place on the footpath that connects to the city's commercial area.

The guardrail had been previously installed and was preventing pedestrians from crossing at the pedestrian crossing in question. The city council decided to proceed with its removal to restore pedestrian access.

This action falls within the scope of the management and maintenance of public spaces in the city of Sines, ensuring that pedestrian infrastructure remains accessible to citizens.

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