Scabies and abuse in homes generate complaints

Good morning!

Social Security confirms to JM that it has received four formal complaints involving three privately managed residential structures for elderly people. Two reports were not confirmed, one of which pointed to a case of scabies. The remaining inspections related to mistreatment of users continue.

This is the news that makes today’s headline in your JM, on a front page that highlights a challenge. Gluten intolerant people face abusive prices. Options for those who are gluten intolerant are scarce and expensive, says JM Rita Jorge, from the Portuguese Celiac Association. Débora Correia, celiac, admits that she has never been able to deal well with dietary limitations.

Also know that IRS refunds take an average of 16 days and that April has 42 stops with seven newcomers in 30 days.

Six interested in creating a parking lot in Porto Moniz and another important issue. Proposals for the design, construction and exploration of the space range between 500 and 900 thousand euros.

Also noteworthy is the 25th of April. USAM concerned about the “threat” from the far right. Alexandre Fernandes regrets that wage inequality is “increasing” and understands that democracy “has to be worked on”.

Don’t miss the news that reports on animals used to raise money for drug addiction. ‘Help to Feed Dogs’ calls for urgent inspection to avoid “business in the center of Funchal”.

All this and much more in your JM this Tuesday.