PSP Madeira has already visited 700 people to verify mandatory confinement

Tobi Hughes·
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The Public Security Police in Madeira has already made a total of 700 visits to more people who are in mandatory confinement, both in Madeira and Porto Santo.

According to RTP-Madeira news in the last 24 hours, the PSP authority agents made an arrest and also drafted a report of a patient who breached the mandatory isolation.

Also this Tuesday morning, 46 interns from the 15th Police Training Course – Escola Prática de Polícia presented themselves to the PSP service, after completing the period of prophylactic quarantine ordered by the health authorities of Madeira, according to a statement. sent to the media and which DIÁRIO reported on its official website this morning.

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5 Responses

  1. 42 cases so far which is less than 0.02% of the population. Also, no deaths either.

    I would say that compared to the rest of Europe that the situation is pretty good.

    I hope all that all those who called for hell and damnation to rain down on tourists are happy now.

    1. That recurrent speech is really starting to bother me. If you think tourists were badly treated in Madeira during this sanitary crisis because they were asked to leave you should really follow the daily life in the last couple years of working madeireans who have been paying taxes in UK for the last 15 years in the suburbs of London. No sanitary crisis, nothing, just pure xenophoby. But not if you are a nurse, if you are a nurse they will treat you right. Well, inside the hospital at least. There is a good chance of being treated like shit elsewhere.

      1. You missed my point. A small number of Brits kept ranting about tourists coming and bringing the virus to the island and demanding they be locked up. Very few complaints came from local people. Believe me, I am not a Xenophobe. If I was I would not have been coming to the island regularly for 23years. I have also travelled all over Europe, Russia, India, the Middle-east & North Africa.

        So, I will not name names but a level of hostility came from resident Brits against tourists, not from locals.

  2. As the Police are visiting a large amount of people, why are the Police not wearing protective clothing !!!!!!! Sue

  3. I can only recall one person ranting on here to the extent that their posts were removed because of the potential to cause offence to others. Plenty of people have had strong opinions, sure, but that is an illustration of the reaction to local events and one of the features of this valuable news blog.

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