Bad weather: Government extends Waste Management Fee exemption until December
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Bad weather: Government extends Waste Management Fee exemption until December

Correio da Manhã10 September 2026 at 22:28

The Government of Portugal extended until the end of December the exemption from the Waste Management Fee (TGR) for waste resulting from destruction caused by the "Kristin" storm. This is the second time the executive has extended this support measure for the affected populations.

In June, the Executive had already extended the exemption until September 30, when five months had elapsed since the passage of the storm, which occurred in January.

The measure aims to support the areas of the country affected by the damage caused by the "Kristin" storm, alleviating the costs associated with the management of waste resulting from the destruction caused by bad weather.

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