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Bad weather: Beira Baixa has 57.34 million approved for territory recovery

Notícias de Coimbra7 September 2026 at 16:03

The Intermunicipal Community (CIM) of Beira Baixa obtained approval for a fund of 57.34 million euros to support the recovery of the territory after episodes of bad weather. This fund is intended to finance recovery projects and interventions in the region.

The approved funding aims to help local communities affected by the effects of adverse weather conditions. The CIM of Beira Baixa will be the entity responsible for managing and distributing these funds.

This investment represents a significant effort to restore infrastructure and essential services in the region. The recovery of the territory affected by bad weather is a priority for local authorities.

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