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Frazão Now Has 24-Hour Emergency Medical Service

Jornal 36015 September 2026 at 15:59

Starting Tuesday, September 15, Frazão now has an emergency medical response available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The new response came into operation at midnight and is formally integrated into the Integrated Emergency Medical System, through the creation of a Medical Emergency Station.

The service is provided by the Frazão Delegation of the Portuguese Red Cross in partnership with INEM. The delegation also assumes the role of Reserve Station, ensuring permanent operational availability for responding to emergency situations.

This change represents an increase in response capacity and speed in providing rescue to the population of Frazão and the municipality of Paços de Ferreira.

The institution considers this entry into the 24-hour emergency medical system an important achievement, highlighting the work carried out by workers and volunteers, as well as the support of partners and entities throughout the process.

Why this matters

Residents of Frazão and the municipality of Paços de Ferreira now have access to 24-hour medical emergency care throughout the entire year, something that the local Red Cross considers an important achievement. The local population benefits from faster response times and greater emergency coverage in the region.

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