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Civil
Protection highlights a lack of fuel for the company operating the air
resources.
By TPN, in News, Portugal · 08 Aug 2022, 17:25 · 2 Comments
A Canadair firefighting plane has become inoperable in
Portugal due to a lack of fuel. According to Correio da Manhã, the plane which
operates from the Centro de Meios Aéreos de Castelo Branco, went into
non-operational mode today (8 August) at 1:55 pm.
Correio da Manhã/CMTV tried to contact the operator to ask
for clarification, but without success.
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Too much air in the tank maybe.
By John from Alentejo on 08 Aug 2022, 17:51
And soon grounded for running out of water; wake-up people, time is not running out, IT'S HERE! Contact your officials in writing demanding a plan that doesn't include cutbacks or rationing. We need a viable "long term" solution because the rain isn't coming anymore and Climate Disruption is here.
By Wesley from USA on 09 Aug 2022, 05:12