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Street in Silves will have traffic cut off on September 15

Jornal do Algarve13 September 2026 at 13:11

Road traffic on Rua D. Afonso III, in Silves, will be cut off on September 15, between 8am and 12pm. The reason is the carrying out of concrete pouring work as part of a private construction project.

During the indicated period, traffic will be completely interrupted due to the interference of the works with the normal use of the public road.

The Municipality of Silves thanks drivers and other road users for their understanding regarding any inconvenience caused.

Why this matters

Residents and drivers in Silves who use this street will need to plan alternative routes during the morning of September 15. This is a temporary but significant interruption, affecting local mobility for four hours. This notice follows the need for a private construction project that interferes with the normal use of the public road.

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