Dispatch of 1st Alert — Faro, Castro Marim, AzinhalPhoto by Uriel Lu on Pexels
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Dispatch of 1st Alert — Faro, Castro Marim, Azinhal

Fogos.pt — Incêndios ativos27 August 2026 at 15:58

A first alert dispatch was issued for a wildfire in the localities of Faro, Castro Marim and Azinhal. Authorities mobilized 28 operatives, 6 ground vehicles and 1 aerial asset to combat the flames.

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