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Theft of 500 cards and 200 passports in Chaves

Observador2 September 2026 at 15:53

The robbery occurred in the city of Chaves, in Portugal. 500 cards and 200 passports were stolen, in addition to two safes, 500 euros in cash and two white stamps. Entry to the building was achieved through forcing open the door. The authorities are investigating the case to identify those responsible for the theft.

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