
Hurricane Bruna caused over 200 rescue interventions and the cancellation of 52 flights, including four from Poland
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Hurricane Bruna caused major disruptions in the Portuguese archipelago of Madeira, including blocked roads, landslides and flooding. Rescuers had carried out over 200 interventions by Sunday evening.
Local media reported that a 54-year-old sailor from Poland, whose yacht was capsized on the shores of Madeira, was admitted to a hospital in Funchal, the island's main city, on Sunday with symptoms of hypothermia. According to TVI's findings, the home port of the Polish yacht is Gdańsk.
Hurricane Bruna caused serious disruptions on the Portuguese archipelago. According to Vitor Ferreira from the Portuguese Civil Defense, by Sunday evening rescuers had carried out over 200 interventions in Madeira.
Most often, the services' actions consisted of clearing roads blocked by broken trees, landslides or flooded with water. Strong winds and intense rainfall led to numerous traffic difficulties.
Unfavorable weather conditions also affected air traffic. According to information from ANA, the company managing Portuguese airports, a total of 52 connections to and from Funchal were canceled on Sunday.
The canceled flights included four flights between Madeira and Poland - to Warsaw and Katowice.

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