GNR Guarda have delivered about 400 pieces of clothing and footwear to four social institutions in the region that support children and young people, the elderly and disadvantaged households.
According to Lieutenant Daniel Fernandes, commander of the Intervention Detachment of the Territorial Command of the GNR of Guarda, the institutions received articles that were seized in recent months for counterfeiting in road inspection actions and in fairgrounds held in various places in the district.
The GNR official explained to the Lusa agency that the pieces distributed today, by court decision, were destined to be delivered to social institutions, “without reference to the brands”, which were previously withdrawn.
“Those pieces that do not give to remove the labels or marks are destroyed,” he said.
The GNR of Guarda, taking advantage of the holiday season, delivered, for the fourth consecutive year, about 400 articles of clothing (pants, sweaters, etc.) and footwear to four institutions in the municipalities of Guarda, Seia, Pinhel and Almeida, Thousands of euros. “
Each institution received about 100 pieces at a time of the year considered “the most appropriate” by GNR, according to Daniel Fernandes.
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