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First Alert Dispatch — Lisbon, Loures, Bucelas

Fogos.pt — Incêndios ativos28 August 2026 at 16:34

A First Alert Dispatch was issued for a wildfire in the Lisbon area, specifically in the Bucelas region, within the municipality of Loures. This dispatch represents the first level of alert for this occurrence.

The fire is being fought by 9 personnel on the ground. Three ground vehicles have been mobilized for the firefighting and extinguishing operations.

No aerial support has been deployed for this operation, which indicates that the situation, although requiring attention, has not yet reached dimensions that justify the use of aircraft for firefighting.

The dispatch was dated from Lisbon, the city that serves as the base for coordinating these emergency alerts in the region.

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