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Tragedy in Nepal: "Nature is restoring the normal course and this is going to happen again"

A responsible party identified as André Morais commented on the tragedy that occurred in Nepal, stating that nature is restoring its normal course and that events of this nature will repeat themselves. Morais emphasized that human occupation in floodplain areas significantly aggravates the impact of phenomena of this magnitude, warning about the risks associated with human settlement in areas vulnerable to flooding.

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Robbery victim in Lisbon denies being responsible for the robber's death and says he acted in self-defense

A driver who was a victim of a violent robbery in Lisbon on Tuesday guarantees he was not responsible for the death of the attacker, stating he acted in self-defense when he had a firearm pointed at his head. In exclusive statements to SIC, the driver defended himself against the accusations, explaining that his reaction was proportional to the imminent threat he faced during the robbery.

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SIC Notícias27/08/26, 19:19

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Nine-year-old girl seriously injured in fall from second floor in Caldas da Rainha

A nine-year-old girl suffered serious injuries after falling from the second floor of a building in Caldas da Rainha. The PSP is currently investigating the circumstances of the accident, with no further details yet about what caused the fall.

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Região de Leiria27/08/26, 19:17

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Tragedy in Nepal: an avalanche so brutal it seemed like an earthquake

A devastating avalanche struck the Himalayas between Nepal and Tibet at an altitude of about 5 kilometers, causing such intense destruction that it was compared to an earthquake. The provisional number of fatalities is close to 400, making it one of the deadliest natural disasters in the region in recent years.

Expresso27/08/26, 19:17

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Vouzela and Valpaços fires are a "natural catastrophe"

The fires that devastated Vouzela and Valpaços were officially classified as a "natural disaster", opening the way for support to affected farmers. The subsidies cover 100% of the first 10,000 euros of eligible expenditure, and agricultural holdings that recorded damages exceeding 30% of productive potential can apply for these government support measures.

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Observador27/08/26, 19:15