Andorra Cancels Portuguese PM Visit Amid Storm Kristin
Andorran government scraps official trip by Luís Montenegro due to severe weather devastating Portugal, including fatalities and widespread damage.
Key Points
- Andorran government cancelled Thursday visit by Portuguese PM Luís Montenegro.
- Storm Kristin caused fatalities, material damage, transport disruptions, and power outages in Portugal.
- Montenegro prioritised supporting storm victims over the trip.
- Visit was to coincide with opening of Portugal's new general consulate in Andorra.
**Andorra la Vella** – The Andorran government has cancelled an official visit by Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, scheduled for Thursday, due to severe weather conditions battering Portugal.
The decision follows the impact of storm Kristin, which has caused significant material damage across multiple regions of the country, along with several fatalities. Strong winds, heavy rains and rough seas have led to fallen trees, infrastructure damage, transport disruptions and widespread power outages.
The prime minister chose to remain in Portugal to support those affected, according to a government statement. His trip was set to coincide with the opening of Portugal's new general consulate in Andorra.
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