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Storm Kristin kills at least three in Portugal, barrels into Spain — Jérome PIN / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Environment & Climate · Spain

Storm Kristin kills at least three in Portugal, barrels into Spain

38% Right coverage: 53 sources

Storm Kristin wreaked havoc across central and northern Portugal, leaving over 800,000 people without electricity and causing fatalities due to fallen trees. The storm continued into Spain, affecting major roads and prompting weather alerts for severe winds and snowfall, after Spain was already dealing with Storm Joseph.See the Story

Portugal braces for more rain as 200,000 still without power

State of Emergency · Portugal

Portugal braces for more rain as 200,000 still without power

43% Center coverage: 21 sources

Portugal braced on Saturday for more heavy rain as some 200,000 consumers were still without power days after Storm Kristin swept the country killing five people.See the Story

Government Prolongs the Situation of Calamity Until 8 February

Evacuations · Portugal

Government Prolongs the Situation of Calamity Until 8 February

Louis Montenegro spoke at the end of the extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers, which lasted about three hours and took place in the official residence of the prime minister in São Bento (Lisboa). The situation of calamity had been decreed by the Government on Friday with effects between the 00 of the Wednesday to 23:59 of today for about 60 municipalities. Also read: AO MINUTE: Man dies by intoxicating; Twelve retired in King's City See the Story

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