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Health on the Maraú Peninsula: emergencies and care
Emergency numbers and the most common health precautions on the peninsula.
Updated on October 7, 2026 ✓ Information verified on October 6, 2026 adapted version of the Portuguese original
Emergencies
- 192: SAMU (ambulance service).
- 193: Fire Department.
- 190: Military Police.
Health facilities on the peninsula are small and distances are long. For health units and opening hours, check with the Maraú City Hall or your travel insurance.
Common precautions
- Sun: sunscreen, a hat and water.
- Reefs: water shoes prevent cuts.
- Mosquitoes: insect repellent, especially in the late afternoon.
- Regular medication: bring enough for the whole trip.
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192 (SAMU ambulance service), 193 (Fire Department) and 190 (Military Police), valid throughout Brazil.
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