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The prime minister revealed that 17 municipalities went from risk to moderate risk, while 39 went at least to high risk and 174 remained in one of the three high risk levels.
Now, there are four levels to classify municipalities: moderate risk (with less than 240 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last 14 days), high risk (240 to 480 cases), very high risk (480 to 960) and extremely risk. high. (more than 960). The list now published includes 95 municipalities of moderate risk, 86 of high risk, 80 of very high and 47 of very high.
The Prime Minister stressed that “it is a dynamic list, which will be reviewed every 15 days, as we have done and, now, also aligned with the state of emergency review schedule.”
António Costa, at a press conference, revealed that the measures will not be differentiated between municipalities with very high risk and those with extremely high risk, that is, the mandatory curfew on weekends and holidays from December 1 to 8 between on 13 and 13:00 and 05:00 and closing of commercial establishments at 15:00 on the eve of holidays (November 30 and December 7).
“We understand that at this stage – and taking into account that in many of the counties that have more than 480 cases there is still a growth trend – we believe that it is not yet appropriate to differentiate the measures for the counties that have more than 480 of the counties that have more than 960 cases for every 100,000 inhabitants, “he justified.
17 counties descending to moderate risk:
- Aljustrel
- Alvaiázere
- Beja
- Fight
- Queen syrup
- Carrezeda de Ansiães
- Ferreira do Alentejo
- Algodres ovens
- Golegã
- Santa Comba Dão
- São Brás de Alportel
- Sousel
- Board
- Tavira
- Vila Real de Santo António
- Vila Flor
- Vila Velha de Ródão
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