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in News, World, Crime, Central, Europe · 06 Apr 2021, 08:48 · 1 Comments
The bus, which had two drivers, also foreign, was sent to Caia, in Elvas, to be inspected by SEF Immigration and Borders officials.
A police source said 48 passengers stayed on the Spanish side of the border to be checked; SEF was verifying the situation of two people, and two others were allowed to remain in Portugal.
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That is a bus they caught.How many other buses and cars have got in without being caught?
We have no idea if these people have Covid,criminal records,or anything.
Before the country is opened up,the authorities need to be 100% certain they can stop fake negative covid tests and fake vaccination certificates.If they don't then we are all doomed.
By James from Algarve on 06 Apr 2021, 11:14