Pêro set out early in search of the needed supplies to remake the last tiles for the sss commission and those found broken upon the ship. On foot, he wound his way into the city center on one of the many trails. Makeshift huts marked the way: food centers and temporary hospitals for the wounded. Bakers and millers alike were forced to stay in Lisbon and help feed survivors. The king’s army oversaw and directed the storehouses with grain to be milled; making sure the flour was delivered to the intact bakeries that produced bread for the population at little to no cost. They worked day and night to supply the long lines of the destitute and hungry.
Policia and military personnel guarded the entrance and exit ways into the center and along the river, inspecting everything leaving and enteri
