Social Security Constrictively Closes Clandestine Daycare in Amadora
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Overcrowding, lack of qualified personnel, health deficiencies and windowless divisions led Social Security to close a clandestine daycare in Free Waters in Amadora
An urgent and immediate closure decision resulted from an inspection action following the signaling by the Municipal Police of Amadora, in the district of Lisbon, according to the Social Security Institute.
Of the 50 children who were removed, 39 are under three years old and 11 are of preschool age. There was overcrowding, a lack of human resources, and conditions unsuitable for the care of children.
Social security detected serious deficiencies in the quality of hygiene and safety. The underground establishment housed 50 children.
Clandestine Daycare with 50 Children Locked up in Amadora for Risk to Health, Safety and Well-Being"
During the inspection, the team of the Lisbon District Social Security Centre supported the children's families.
Illegal institution was overcrowded and presented "imminent risk to the health, safety and well-being of children", according to the Social Security Institute (ISS). At the site were 50 children - 39 at day-care age and 11 at preschool age.
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