The result of an 11-year investigation by architect Rui Campos Matos, the book ‘Hospício da Princesa Dona Amélia - A stone book’ was launched this afternoon at the Center for Atlantic History Studies. According to the author of the study, the Hospício, located on Avenida do Infante, in Funchal, is the architectural work of the 19th century, which is well preserved (and few transformations suffered), was the first sanatorium built in Portuguese territory and the second in Europe and its construction respected the original plant, the authorship of the British architect Edward Bukton Lamb.

Today there are 1,079 new cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection in RAM. This is 21 cases imported and 1,058 cases of local transmission. There are even more 1,694 recovered, with the Region counting 9,467 active cases, of which 209 are imported cases and 9,258 are locally transmitted. It should be remembered that as the MJ has disclosed in due course, there is still a death to regret. via

Today, more than 7,900 vaccines were arrived at Madeira against the covid-19. According to a note from the Regional Secretariat for Health and Civil Protection, it is 7,500 vaccines from the Modern Pharmaceutical and 400 vaccines from Janssen Pharmaceuticals, which are now available to the Health Service of RAM. via