Turkish Red Crescent helps elderly Gaza man walk again after Israel confiscates his prosthetic limb


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O conteúdo O tempo e o estado do mar no Algarve esta terça-feira (6 de outubro) aparece primeiro em Algarve Marafado.
A Empresa Municipal de Águas e Resíduos de Portimão (EMARP) revela que se vai registar na quarta-feira, dia 7 de outubro, o corte de água numa zona da cidade.
O conteúdo Atenção, corte de água numa zona da cidade de Portimão aparece primeiro em Algarve Marafado.
A Assembleia Municipal de Lagos aprovou, por unanimidade, uma moção em que são manifestadas preocupações sobre a segurança no Centro Histórico da cidade e defendida a necessidade do reforço das medidas que garantam a tranquilidade naquela zona da cidade.
O conteúdo Preocupações com segurança no Centro Histórico de Lagos aparece primeiro em Algarve Marafado.
Masked attackers set fires at the doors of a Paris vocational high school Monday, confining about 100 students and staff inside, as nationwide student protests over school conditions entered another week with thousands already arrested and hundreds reported injured.
At the Nicolas-Louis Vauquelin High School in the 13th arrondissement, Principal Carole Zerbib said a group of about 10 people in hoods, masks and black clothing arrived around 7:50 a.m. as students were arriving. She told BFMTV they looked “very determined, very fast,” and that staff “immediately understood that we were not going to be able to talk with them.”
Zerbib said the group threw full trash bins and other flammable material in front of the entrance, brought a sofa and bicycles to barricade the door, smashed glass with a pair of crutches, and set fires outside using a flammable liquid. A staff member was struck in the face by a shard of glass, BFMTV reported. Firefighters and police were met with mortar fire. Courses were canceled for the day.
A video team from BFMTV recorded flames at the entrance and described staff being blocked as they tried to use an extinguisher, with the principal heard telling confined students to move up to the first floor.
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BREAKING: Rioters set fire to the entrance of Vauquelin High School in Paris and blocked the exits when staff tried to put the fire out.
A film crew recorded the terrifying attempted murder.
“The school staff was unable to put out the fire. The rioters blocked them just as the extinguisher nozzle came out; they blocked the exit.”
“The fire continues. You see all the silhouettes moving behind it; they continue to feed this fire, making it stronger and stronger. The school staff is not even going to try to put it out anymore; they can’t manage it. We can hear the principal here asking the hundred confined students to step back and move up to the first floor.”
The building was full of staff, students, and journalists, but these rioters appear ready to kill anyone still inside the vocational chemistry school.
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In the video sequence, a BFMTV host stated: “The school staff was unable to put out the fire. The rioters blocked them just as the extinguisher nozzle came out; they blocked the exit.” The staff speaking from inside the building confirmed they were “under siege.”
Principal Carole Zerbib said, “It was terrible for the students and the staff, who witnessed an outburst of violence…I think we had rarely seen violence this strong in front of us.”
She said the attackers “were quite organized and had prepared their move,” and that she had been warned by students and teachers of calls on social media to burn the school. “These aren’t my students. These are groups.”
Junior Interior Minister Jean-Didier Berger, speaking on BFMTV after the fires were put out and the school evacuated, called the images “particularly shocking” and said, “These are criminal acts that fall under the law and must be repressed in the harshest way.”
Outside the damaged school, Zerbib took questions from reporters, then stopped when she saw a CNews microphone.
“Which outlet is that?” she asked. When she was told it was CNews, she said, “Oh no, I had said no.” When the journalist replied that it was the press, she said: “I don’t agree. Because I don’t agree with CNews’s editorial line. I think you don’t do any good. You don’t do any good for young people.”
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BREAKING: Another major school arson attack at Blaise Pascal High School in the French city of Rouen. The entire entrance is currently in flames. School staff can only stand and watch it burn. Follow: @RMXnews https://t.co/CZ8h1aDO3U
She had earlier told other reporters that as long as police remained outside, “I tell myself it will be all right,” while adding it was “not impossible that they come back, since they want to strike at the symbols of the state.”
The clash came as Education Minister Édouard Geffray said classes would be fully or partly suspended Monday at 400 to 500 of France’s roughly 3,700 high schools because safety conditions were not met. He said 24 schools had been burned or ransacked since the protests spread from the Paris region in mid-September. Organizers have called a further day of action Tuesday, which student unions have labeled “act III.”
Geffray said Sunday that 78 education staff members had been injured since the unrest began, including “some of them by high schoolers.” In addition, 170 students had been hurt. He said far-left activists had “hijacked” the movement. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has said more than 5,000 people have been arrested since last Monday, about 85 percent of them minors, and that more than 300 officers and gendarmes have been injured. Police recorded 1,747 arrests on Friday alone, he told TF1.
Among the cases already opened include a 17-year-old was arrested on suspicion of attempted homicide after a police officer was beaten in Belfort, and a 16-year-old was detained Sunday over the assault of a 59-year-old teacher in La Ciotat who was struck and doused with gasoline.
In Tours, prosecutors said a young protester lost sight in one eye while battling with police.
Students and the Union syndicale lycéenne say they are protesting against reduced teaching staff, overcrowded classes, long schedules, the Parcoursup admissions system and buildings in disrepair. The government has called some of those complaints legitimate while condemning what Nuñez has described as a slide into “riot and urban violence.”
— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) October 2, 2026
BREAKING: A French physics teacher was doused with gasoline today (Oct. 2) while trying to put out a fire students had lit near a tree in La Ciotat. The teacher was reportedly temporarily blinded, according to French news reports, when the gasoline was thrown into his eyes. Youths then began kicking the physics teacher. The main suspect was reportedly arrested. Yesterday in Marseille, youths are being investigated for attempted murder after dousing a principal and a vice-principal with gasoline during an attempted arson outside a high school administrative office. Follow: @RMXnews
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Um , perdeu a vida na manhã desta segunda-feira, 5 de outubro, durante um exercício de formação nas instalações dos Bombeiros de Baltar, no concelho de Paredes.
Segundo a Lusa, as circunstâncias exatas do acidente estão ainda a ser apuradas pela Liga dos Bombeiros Portugueses. De acordo com informação avançada pelo Jornal de Notícias, o operático terá ficado atrás de uma viatura que, ao iniciar a marcha, o atropelou.
O jovem bombeiro entrou em paragem cardiorrespiratória e, apesar das manobras de reanimação realizadas pelas equipas de socorro e pela Viatura Médica de Emergência e Reanimação (VMER) do Vale do Sousa, o óbito acabou por ser declarado no local.
Por: Dino Frazão
05/10/2026
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O conteúdo ÚLTIMA HORA | Bombeiro de 25 anos morre durante formação em Baltar, Paredes aparece primeiro em OS MONHACAS.
O trânsito vai estar condicionado, a partir de amanhã, dia 6 de outubro, e até 29 de outubro, numa das principais avenidas de Olhão.
O conteúdo Trânsito condicionado em movimentada avenida de Olhão aparece primeiro em Algarve Marafado.

Uma mulher de 28 anos perdeu a vida e quatro pessoas ficaram gravemente feridas na sequência de um despiste de um automóvel na autoestrada A1, na zona de Condeixa-a-Nova, segundo a agência Lusa.
De acordo com a mesma fonte do Comando Sub-regional da Região de Coimbra da Proteção Civil, o acidente causou a morte da jovem mulher e ferimentos graves no seu marido e em três menores.
O acidente ocorreu no sentido sul-norte, ao quilómetro 180,4 da A1, no troço compreendido entre os nós de Soure e Condeixa-a-Nova, no distrito de Coimbra, segundo a agência Lusa.
O alerta foi dado às 14:35, hora em que a circulação na A1 ficou totalmente cortada. A partir das 17:00, a via da esquerda foi reaberta, mantendo-se no entanto o trânsito condicionado, segundo a agência Lusa.
Nas operações de socorro estiveram envolvidos 32 operacionais, apoiados por 14 veículos da Proteção Civil, incluindo os Bombeiros, a Guarda Nacional Republicana (GNR) e o Instituto Nacional de Emergência Médica (INEM), segundo a agência Lusa.
Data: 04 de outubro de 2026
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O conteúdo Um morto e quatro feridos graves em despiste na A1 em Condeixa-a-Nova aparece primeiro em OS MONHACAS.
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O conteúdo O tempo e o estado do mar no Algarve esta segunda-feira (5 de outubro) aparece primeiro em Algarve Marafado.

Uma violenta colisão entre dois veículos ligeiros causou, na madrugada deste domingo, dia 4 de outubro, quatro feridos graves em Ponte do Rol, no concelho de Torres Vedras, distrito de Lisboa.

Segundo o Comando Sub-Regional de Emergência e Proteção Civil do Oeste, o alerta para o acidente foi dado pelas 02:05, tendo a colisão ocorrido na Estrada Nacional 9 (EN9), junto à localidade de Ponte do Rol.

Os quatro feridos graves, todos ocupantes das viaturas envolvidas, foram assistidos no local e posteriormente transportados para unidades hospitalares. Segundo a Lusa, um dos feridos deu entrada no Hospital das Caldas da Rainha, enquanto os outros três foram encaminhados para o Hospital de Santa Maria, em Lisboa.

A circulação rodoviária na EN9 chegou a estar completamente interrompida para permitir o socorro às vítimas e a limpeza da via. De acordo com o portal da Autoridade Nacional de Emergência e Proteção Civil, pelas 05:20 ainda se mantinham no local 14 operacionais, apoiados por sete veículos de emergência.

Por: Dino Frazão
Data: 4 de outubro de 2026
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O conteúdo Colisão entre dois ligeiros em Ponte do Rol provoca quatro feridos graves aparece primeiro em OS MONHACAS.
China has opened a new anti-dumping investigation into imports from the European Union less than a week before EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič is due in Beijing for talks on the increasingly difficult trade relationship between the two sides.
China’s Ministry of Commerce announced on Saturday, 3 October, that it was beginning an investigation into p-nitrotoluene, also known as 4-nitrotoluene, imported from the EU.
According to the official notice opening the investigation, the case follows an application submitted on 14 September by Chinese producers Jiangsu Huaihe Chemical and Hubei Dongfang Chemical. The investigation will examine alleged dumping between 1 July 2025 and 30 June 2026, while the assessment of possible damage to Chinese industry will cover January 2022 to June 2026.
P-nitrotoluene is used in the production of dyes, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, pigments and other chemical products.
In isolation, the investigation concerns a relatively specialised industrial product. Its timing, however, places it inside a much wider argument over the future of EU-China trade.
Šefčovič is expected in China on 8 and 9 October for the second high-level meeting under the EU-China trade and investment consultation mechanism established earlier this year.
The European Commission confirmed in September that the meeting would address Chinese exports to the EU, European access to the Chinese market and restrictions affecting rare-earth supplies. Brussels said it expected the October talks to produce the first concrete results from work undertaken since the mechanism was established. The Commission outlined the agenda following a September call between Šefčovič and Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao.
EU Today reported in September that Šefčovič had warned China that the EU could consider tougher measures if the negotiations failed to produce tangible progress by October.
The deadline followed talks between Šefčovič and Wang in Brussels in June. At the time, the two sides agreed to establish working groups dealing with trade and investment balances, export controls, intellectual property and World Trade Organisation reform.
EU Today examined those negotiations in detail as Brussels sought progress on rare earths, market access and the widening trade imbalance.
The numbers remain a central part of the European argument.
According to Eurostat’s figures for EU-China trade in 2025, the EU imported €559.4 billion in goods from China while exporting €199.6 billion, leaving a trade deficit of €359.8 billion. EU exports to China fell by 6.5 per cent compared with 2024, while imports increased by 6.4 per cent.
Brussels argues that the imbalance cannot be viewed separately from questions of industrial subsidies, excess manufacturing capacity and barriers encountered by European companies seeking access to the Chinese market.
Beijing rejects the suggestion that the growth of Chinese exports is principally the result of unfair state support and has criticised the EU’s expanding use of trade-defence instruments.
The confrontation now covers a growing range of industries.
The EU has imposed additional duties on Chinese electric vehicles following an anti-subsidy investigation, while disputes have extended to medical devices, public procurement and agricultural products. China, meanwhile, has launched investigations affecting European products including brandy, pork, dairy goods and chemicals.
Rare earths have become particularly important.
European industry remains heavily dependent on Chinese supplies and processing capacity for materials used in permanent magnets, electric vehicles, wind turbines, electronics and defence equipment.
Eurostat reported in June that China supplied 46.8 per cent of EU rare-earth imports by weight in 2025. The concentration is greater in some processing stages and manufactured components.
EU Today has followed the issue closely, including the Commission’s preparations for possible renewed Chinese rare-earth restrictions and the EU Today Research Desk’s assessment of Europe’s exposure to Chinese rare-earth supply chains.
Following the June negotiations, Šefčovič said China had given assurances that export controls on rare earths and permanent magnets should not interrupt European supply chains. He nevertheless sought improvements to the licensing system faced by EU companies. The Commissioner said at the time that Beijing would be expected to demonstrate tangible progress by October.
That point has now arrived.
Neither Brussels nor Beijing has indicated that the broader commercial relationship is heading towards disengagement. China remains the EU’s largest source of imported goods and the European market remains commercially important to Chinese exporters.
But both sides are increasingly prepared to use trade-defence measures when negotiations fail to resolve disputes.
Saturday’s anti-dumping investigation consequently adds another issue to Šefčovič’s agenda days before he arrives in Beijing — and provides an early indication of the atmosphere surrounding the October talks.
Uma mulher, de 64 anos e de nacionalidade alemã, morreu na tarde deste sábado, 3 de outubro, após ter caído de uma arriba, com uma altura de aproximadamente 20 metros, na zona de Sagres.
O conteúdo Tragédia em Sagres: mulher morre ao cair num buraco de uma arriba aparece primeiro em Algarve Marafado.
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O conteúdo O tempo e o estado do mar no Algarve este domingo (4 de outubro) aparece primeiro em Algarve Marafado.
O Município de Faro vai investir mais de 407 mil euros na repavimentação de vários arruamentos no concelho.
O conteúdo Mais de 400 mil euros para repavimentar estas ruas de Faro aparece primeiro em Algarve Marafado.
A Junta de Freguesia de Tôr, no concelho de Loulé, emitiu uma nota de pesar pelo falecimento de Carlos Alberto Viegas Grade, que foi o primeiro presidente daquela autarquia.
O conteúdo Faleceu antigo presidente da Junta de Freguesia de Tôr aparece primeiro em Algarve Marafado.

Um incêndio destruiu totalmente uma salsicharia na zona industrial de Alcáçovas, no concelho de Viana do Alentejo, distrito de Évora, provocando prejuízos elevados.
O alerta para a ocorrência foi dado às 16:00 do dia 2 de outubro. Segundo o comandante dos Bombeiros de Viana do Alentejo, Miguel Fadista, as chamas destruíram totalmente a estrutura interior do edifício e todo o seu recheio. Do incidente não há registo de feridos.
Nas operações de combate ao fogo estiveram envolvidos 28 operacionais dos bombeiros de várias corporações, da Guarda Nacional Republicana (GNR) e da Cruz Vermelha Portuguesa, apoiados por 10 veículos.
Segundo Lusa.
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O conteúdo Incêndio destrói salsicharia em Alcáçovas no concelho de Viana do Alentejo aparece primeiro em OS MONHACAS.
Os olhanenses já “não precisam de ir a Faro ou a Lisboa para tratar de assuntos com as Finanças, a Segurança Social ou os Registos”. A garantia foi deixada esta segunda-feira pelo ministro Adjunto e da Reforma do Estado, Gonçalo Matias, na inauguração oficial da Loja do Cidadão de Olhão, no Ria Shopping – a 82.ª loja do género a abrir no país.
“Podem resolver aqui à porta de casa”, disse o governante, numa localização que classificou de central e conveniente para quem mora na cidade.
O espaço já funcionava há duas semanas, mas foi na tarde de ontem que teve direito a cerimónia oficial. Com 713 metros quadrados e 15 postos de atendimento, o espaço reúne Finanças, Registos, Segurança Social e Espaço Cidadão. Custou cerca de 1,9 milhões de euros, financiados pelo Plano de Recuperação e Resiliência (PRR) na sua totalidade, e já fez cerca de 2.000 atendimentos desde a sua abertura.
Ricardo Calé recordou que esta era uma antiga aspiração dos olhanenses, que deixam de ter de enfrentar as dificuldades de estacionamento do centro/baixa da cidade. Com esta Loja do Cidadão, disse, o acesso aos serviços públicos passa a ser “acessibilidade, comodidade e conforto”.
O autarca enquadrou o investimento na Loja do Cidadão numa “pegada” mais larga do PRR no concelho, que ronda os 40 milhões de euros: cerca de 15 milhões na variante que retirou trânsito à cidade; mais de 9 milhões de euros para a construção de 64 casas no bairro 16 de Junho; cerca de 3 milhões de euros na requalificação de mais de 130 habitações nos bairros da Cavalinha e da Horta de Pádua e mais de 1 milhão de euros no apoio ao comércio tradicional e à sua digitalização. Os fundos comunitários financiaram ainda a construção da nova USF de Olhão.
Quanto às burocracias que atrasam obras essenciais à população, também referido por Ricardo Calé, Gonçalo Matias assumiu que a reforma do Estado começou por aí. O novo Código dos Contratos Públicos entra em vigor a 1 de outubro e a lei do Tribunal de Contas está perto da aprovação final. “É para resolver os problemas das pessoas”, garantiu.
O ministro respondeu também à dúvida que paira sobre as lojas físicas numa altura em que o Estado promete 100% dos serviços digitais até 2030. “Esta loja hoje é aberta para ficar aberta”, afirmou. Quanto mais gente usar a loja virtual, que já tem 225 serviços e mais de 1,5 milhões de utilizadores, mais tempo sobra para os casos complexos ao balcão. O Governo quer chegar a 85 lojas e 1.200 Espaços Cidadão até ao final do ano.
No Dia Internacional do Idoso, que se assinalou esta quinta-feira, 1 de outubro, o Município de Loulé fez o ponto de situação sobre os projetos relativos a três equipamentos sociais de apoio à terceira idade que irão reforçar a cobertura atual em todo o território concelhio.
Durante a semana, a Autarquia reuniu com os responsáveis do Centro Social e Cultural de Vale Judeu, da Associação Esperança e Paz e da Instituição de Solidariedade Social da Serra do Calderão, os promotores do lares que serão criados em breve para dar resposta a uma das necessidades mais prementes no concelho.
Em relação à futura estrutura residencial para idosos de Vale Judeu, neste momento encontra-se em revisão do projeto, “o que significa que, muito em breve, estará pronto para ser lançado o concurso público”. É também neste ponto em que se encontra o lar que irá nascer em Loulé, numa iniciativa que tem o envolvimento direto da Associação Esperança e Paz. “Aguardamos a entrega do projeto de execução para depois ser revisto e também poder ir para concurso”, refere Telmo Pinto.
O alargamento do Centro Comunitário de Nossa Senhora da Conceição, no Barranco do Velho, permitirá criar mais um equipamento para apoiar a população idosa no interior do concelho, um território marcado pelo envelhecimento demográfico. Este será “um processo mais rápido”, até porque já foram entregues as especialidades, prevendo-se que, num curto prazo, seja lançado o concurso.
No total dos três equipamentos, serão mais 120 lugares em lar disponíveis para uma resposta social em que os equipamentos estão longe de ser suficientes. “Continuamos a trabalhar, juntamente com os responsáveis das instituições, coordenando este trabalho para que nada falhe e possamos responder o mais depressa possível às necessidades das pessoas”, realça o autarca Telmo Pinto.
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O conteúdo O tempo e o estado do mar no Algarve este sábado (3 de outubro) aparece primeiro em Algarve Marafado.
Two shocking incidents reveal how White women are also being targeted in the French school riots. In one incident, a woman who tried to stop vandalism on the edge of a high school protest was struck in the face by flames from an aerosol can used as a makeshift flamethrower. In another video shared online, a White female school supervisor was surrounded and punched during a blockade in Seynod, as student unrest over school conditions spread across France this week.
The Marseille attack with the homemade flamethrower occurred Thursday afternoon near Place of the 4th of September in the city’s 7th arrondissement, according to police sources. Images authenticated by BFMTV network show a White Frenchwoman attempting to stop students from smashing the bus stop with an iron bar.
An individual dressed entirely in black, with a hood over his head, then “used a spray can with a lighter to turn it into a flamethrower, directed at the head of his victim,” BFMTV reported. The flames hit the woman’s face as the crowd screamed in the video.
She filed a complaint Friday in Marseille, but the extent of any injuries remain unknown.
— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) October 1, 2026
A woman had her face burned in the French city of Marseille during student blockades.
A hooded far-left rioter set the spray from an aerosol can on fire and used it on her face like a flamethrower.
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A separate video shows a White female supervisor at Baudelaire High School in Seynod, near Annecy, during a blockade. The woman is completely surrounded when a Black male punches her in the face multiple times.
— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) October 2, 2026
A White female supervisor at Baudelaire High School is beaten by a mob of multicultural students during a blockade in Seynod.
The woman is completely surrounded when a Black male punches her in the face multiple times.
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The incidents come amid days of blockades and clashes at French high schools that serve students roughly ages 15 to 18. While the protests were presumably about poor teaching conditions and poorly maintained schools, they have since expanded into mass rioting, arson attacks, and attempted murder cases, including another incident in Marseille where gasoline was splashed onto a principal and vice principal during an attempted arson outside a high school administrative office.
The Interior Ministry said 1,027 high schools had been affected by demonstrations, with blockades at 222 of them. On Thursday alone, authorities recorded 1,949 arrests and 305 injured police officers, the ministry said.
Education Minister Édouard Geffray said 65 education staff members had been injured, including 40 headteachers, and that there had been “significant damage” to school facilities. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said 625 people, mostly young, were detained Wednesday and that 83 officers were hurt that day. Government figures put student and staff injuries over the days of protest at 159, including one student who lost part of the use of a hand after setting off a firework.
— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) October 1, 2026
JUST IN: A school principal was struck directly in the face by a firework mortar during ongoing violent student blockades in France.
The incident happened at Blaise Pascal High School in Rouen.
Later, the entire entrance of the school was set on fire.
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Other attacks on staff have been reported. In La Ciotat, a principal was doused with gasoline and beaten, and in Belfort a police commander was thrown to the ground and beaten unconscious, which Remix News also reported on. That case is also being treated as an attempted murder investigation.
The Education Ministry said 564 schools had been disrupted since Friday morning. More than 400 high schools were closed preventively that day. Prime Minister’s office officials, after a crisis meeting Thursday, described the movement as “a maneuver organized by France Unbowed and its ultra-left proxies.”
Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leader of the party, urged young people to use “only methods of nonviolent struggle.” However, intelligence reports cited by French government allege the party is backing the violence covertly.
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