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Portugal applies new rules for coronavirus

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Lisbon, 15 Sep (EFE), (Camera: Cynthia de Benito).- Authorities have introduced a series of new measures including capping meetings at 10 people and limits on business hours and alcohol sales. The country has entered a state of contingency as it seeks to tackle fresh outbreaks during the new normality. Health officials have warned people to be extra vigilant as school children resumed their classes and many adults returned to their workplaces. Remote working will continue to be promoted in big cities such as Lisbon and Porto whenever possible.

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