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1st Alert Dispatch — Beja, Vidigueira, Vidigueira

A first alert dispatch has been issued for a fire of agricultural nature in the areas of Beja and Vidigueira. The firefighting operation mobilizes 4 personnel and 1 ground vehicle, with no aerial support.

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