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in News · 18 Aug 2020, 09:09 · 2 Comments
In a statement, police said organisers had tried to receive the necessary licensing but this was denied.
The event saw more than 200 people gather at the venue, with the location only being revealed 12 hours before it was due to start on social media
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These people should be kept under mandatory quarantine for 14 days. Algarve is trying to clear the infection, tourism is hit, people lost their incomes and these people are after partying and creating a new peak like the previous party in Lagos. Respect to the efforts of the people and the government.
By Teoman Ulas from Lisbon on 18 Aug 2020, 20:41
Take those same folk's and put them to work scrubbing graffiti off train's and buildings, let them use there artist talents, by making creative masks while they do something productive...Obrigado!
By Sakamoto Saurez from Lisbon on 19 Aug 2020, 14:28