Portugal Safe

Portugal Safe brings local safety information, practical preparation tools and nearby help together for people living in or visiting Portugal. No user account is required. Talk to YARA Ask YARA about the app's safety topics by typing or speaking, and listen to spoken answers. Voice features depend on your device, language support and speech service. YARA can make mistakes and does not replace emergency services or professional medical advice. Know your surroundings View weather forecasts, warnings and available wildfire and earthquake information. Use maps and location-based features to explore conditions around your current or selected area. Coverage and update frequency vary by source and region. Find help nearby Look for hospitals, clinics and pharmacies, and access emergency contacts including 112 and SNS 24. Find known nearby AED locations and options for animal help. AED accessibility may change. Check details with the provider before travelling; listings do not guarantee opening hours or immediate availability. First aid and preparation Read first-aid instructions for situations such as choking, bleeding and cardiac arrest. Prepare a family emergency plan and use the emergency-kit checklist. These resources provide general information and do not replace certified first-aid training. Six languages Use Portugal Safe in English, Portuguese, Dutch, German, French or Spanish. Your choices Use the app without creating an account. Location, microphone and notification permissions are optional. Features that retrieve current information need an internet connection. Official sources Portugal Safe uses public information from these original sources: • Weather, warnings and Portugal earthquake observations: IPMA — https://www.ipma.pt/en/ • Portuguese civil-protection notices and rural-fire information: ANEPC — https://prociv.gov.pt/pt/avisos-a-populacao/ • Health triage and health information: SNS 24 — https://www.sns24.gov.pt/en/ • Emergency medical and first-aid reference information: INEM — https://www.inem.pt/ • Pharmacy and regulated-care listing reference: INFARMED — https://www.infarmed.pt/web/infarmed/entidades/licenciamentos/farmacias/localize-farmacia/-/journal_content/56_INSTANCE_VmPFxXBajQWA/15786/ and ERS — https://www.ers.pt/en/activities/registration-and-licensing/ • Worldwide earthquake information: USGS — https://earthquake.usgs.gov/ • Wildfire satellite and burned-area context: NASA FIRMS — https://firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov/ and Copernicus EFFIS — https://effis.emergency.copernicus.eu/ • Emergency number 112: European Commission information — https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/112 Important safety information Portugal Safe is an independent service. It does not represent, is not affiliated with and is not endorsed by any government entity or public authority. It presents public information from the sources listed above. Portugal Safe is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. Consult a qualified healthcare professional about your health and care. In an emergency, call 112 and follow the instructions of emergency services. Do not delay seeking help to use the app. Information may be delayed, incomplete or unavailable. No warning, or no incident shown on a map, does not mean an area is safe. Support: [email protected] Privacy: https://portugalsafe.app/privacy/