Twenty-five people were assisted following the camped by the right to housing in Lisbon and Porto, of which nine were transported to hospital units, today Lusa revealed the National Institute of Medical Emergency (INEM).
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01/11/2026
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Lusa
Vinte and five people were assisted following the camped by the right to housing in Lisbon and Porto, of which nine were transported to hospital units, the National Institute of Medical Emergency (INEM) revealed to Lusa today.
According to the INEM, in Lisbon nine people were assisted, three of them transported to the Hospital de São José, while in Porto there were 16 people assisted, and of these six were taken to the Hospital de Santo António.
“ All the wounded, in Lisbon and Porto, were classified as light”, said INEM.
Also according to the INEM, its elements at the Command Post in Lisbon understood “ten basic life support means, a means of immediate life support, two emergency motorcycles and a medical team to support security forces”.
In Porto, there were “four means of Basic Life Support, a means of Immediate Life Support and a medical team to support security forces”.
The Local Health Unit of São José advanced to Lusa who entered the Hospital of São José five wounded at the demonstration in Lisbon and all were discharged.
Virtually at the same time, from 04:30 today, the Public Security Police (PSP) advanced on the protesters concentrated in the camps in Lisbon and Porto to demobilize, removing tents and detaining 13 people, with several wounded, including police.
In Lisbon, just minutes after the start of the police load of PSP, with petards and batonadas, Praça D. Pedro V was empty. The protesters were kicked out by the various accesses to Rossio.
In Porto, PSP destroyed the camp set up in Praça D. João I. The protesters resisted, shouting that their action was peaceful as the police force advanced, using batons and dogs, pushing them to Dr. Magellan Street Lemos.