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“Human resources are finite, and that is where the most critical situation is,” says Carlos Robalo Cordeiro, a member of the crisis committee at Portugal’s national association of doctors and vice president of the European Respiratory Society.

Former health minister Magda Nely Robalo, who was appointed to take charge of the response, urged people to continue preventive measures as she welcomed the 23 Cuban doctors and health workers who came at the request of the Bissau government.

Snook, snōōk, n. one of several fishes—the cobia, a robalo, a garfish, a Cape carangoid fish.

The Robalo also is offered with a number of canvas options: There�s an open helm for the tropics and a full helm enclosure for cold, northern regions.

The comfortable ride of Robalo's well-regarded Hydro-Lift hull combined with a 150-gallon fuel capacity mean owners can expect a full day on the water.