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in News · 28 Mar 2017, 07:02 · 2 Comments
More than 130 recreational fishermen have also been injured in some 252 accidents registered on rocks since 1997.
The majority of the incidents happened along the Algarve coast in the areas of Lagos and Faro.
A fisherman who went missing after falling from cliffs into the sea in Cascais last week has still not yet been found.
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How many of these are drink related?
A walk along the cliffs reveals large amounts of empty beer and wine cans and bottles which is a sad sight to see on the wonderful coastline
By james from Algarve on 28 Mar 2017, 14:35
Yes you have to wonder how many poeple have died due to drinking in these areas
By Luciano cardoso from Other on 29 Mar 2017, 13:46