It’s unclear whether the number of confirmed cases is an accurate representation of the number of people actually infected in Portugal, as local health experts have said there’s not enough testing.

While there will be restrictions on movement and assembly, you can still go to work, the store and even for a run, as long as you maintain social distancing.

Mário Veríssimo, who had worked as a masseur for the football club Estrela da Amadora, died in Lisbon’s Hospital de Santa Maria.

Portuguese health officials say that the country is about to enter the “exponential growth phase of the epidemic.”

Schools and night clubs are closed, you can’t find disinfectant anywhere, the hotline isn’t working — but we’re Portugal, we can do this. Bora!

Lisbon has new cases of the virus, and some educational facilities are closing their doors after family members were found out to be infected.

The President tests negative, but suspected cases rise to 339 as health authorities struggle to keep phone lines open and schools and universities shutter doors.