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Storms: 60% support for damages is 'insufficient'

Observador8 September 2026 at 17:37

The 60% support to address the damages caused by storms is being considered insufficient by Jorge Vala, who warned about various matters that are not covered by this support. Among the areas not included are waste removal and the clearing of wood material from affected areas.

Jorge Vala emphasized that these essential services for the recovery of areas hit by storms fall outside the scope of the available support, which may compromise the cleaning and rehabilitation efforts of affected regions.

The investment exceeding nine million euros in the region is also not covered by the planned support measures, which represents a significant gap in the available funding to address the consequences of the storms.

This alert comes in the context of storms that have been affecting various regions, where the population and local authorities face increased difficulties due to the insufficiency of financial resources made available to recover the damage caused.

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