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Natasha Donn

Aljezur, Portugal
As seen in: PortugalResident.com, AviationPros, Australian National Review, Submarine Telecoms Forum, Essential Business Portugal, Translogistics Blog, Cyber Era
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Veterinary project makes nationwide appeal for cat, dog blood donors

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By Natasha Donn
| PortugalResident.com Verified
A Portuguese veterinary medicine project has launched a nationwide appeal today for animal blood donations – an initiative aimed at “reversing the critical shortage of veterinary blood affecting thousands of dogs and cats across the country”. According to a statement from OneBlood Science Care – a project dedicated to the development of veterinary transfusion medicine in Portugal – the appeal aims to raise public awareness and encourage animal blood donation.
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Portugal loses enough drinking water to supply 30 million people – DECO

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By Natasha Donn
| PortugalResident.com Verified
Portugal has lost enough treated drinking water over the past decade to supply around 30 million people for a year, according to consumer organisation DECO PROteste, which says the recent water supply crisis in Almada has exposed the urgent need to modernise the country’s ageing distribution network. The warning comes after days of severe water shortages in the Lisbon district municipality (and year’s in which summertime water cuts have become commonplace).
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Prices at pumps set to rise due to renewed Middle East hostilities

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By Natasha Donn
| PortugalResident.com Verified
With various sources today already suggesting fuel prices at the pumps will be rising again next week, the government has admitted ‘concern’ over the economic impact of the latest resurgence of tensions in the Middle East. New attacks launched by the United States and Israel – and tit-for-tat responses by Iran on military bases in the Gulf – are creating a “highly uncertain and volatile situation”, Finance minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento has acknowledged today.
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