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Almada "looks favorably" on water supply through the Castelo de Bode damPhoto by 2427999 on Pexels
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Almada "looks favorably" on water supply through the Castelo de Bode dam

TV RECORD EUROPA13 September 2026 at 09:00

The municipality of Almada expressed openness to receiving water supply through the Castelo de Bode dam as a way to solve the scarcity problems it has been facing. The local authority "looks favorably" on this alternative supply possibility.

During the months of July and August, Almada confronted serious water shortage problems, which motivated the search for alternative solutions to ensure supply to the population.

The reference to the Castelo de Bode dam emerges as a potential water source for the municipality, which is seeking ways to diversify and guarantee its supply. This news was shared on the RECORD TV website.

Why this matters

Almada residents directly faced water shortages during the summer and this decision may represent a concrete solution to prevent future supply disruptions. The council's position indicates that water management will be a municipal priority, potentially affecting investments in infrastructure and local water policies for the coming years.

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