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Portimão firefighters were called to around forty incidents per day

Algarve Marafado1 September 2026 at 21:03

The Portimão firefighters were called to around forty incidents per day during the month of August. In total, the corporation responded to 1,207 incidents throughout the month. The Portimão firefighters faced a significant workload during this period, with an average of more than 40 emergency calls per day. This information was reported by the Algarve Marafado portal, which covered these data on the firefighters' activity in the past month of August.

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