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AMN registers 22 dead in four months of bathing season

RTP Notícias1 September 2026 at 20:40

The National Maritime Authority registered 22 deaths on Portuguese beaches during the four months of the bathing season, according to a report released today. This number represents the fatalities that occurred in Portuguese coastal areas during the period under analysis.

The AMN report also indicates that 1,285 rescues and 2,359 first aid actions were carried out during this period. These numbers reflect the prevention and emergency response activity of maritime authorities throughout the bathing season.

The bathing season in Portugal typically runs from May to September, coinciding with the months of highest beach attendance. During this period, maritime authorities intensify surveillance and emergency response resources.

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