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First Alert Dispatch — Setúbal, Setúbal, Sado

Fogos.pt — Incêndios ativos2 September 2026 at 16:37

A first alert dispatch occurred in the Setúbal area, specifically in the Sado area. The alert refers to a brushfire in the region.

The dispatch status is first alert, indicating a situation that requires attention but has not yet reached serious proportions. The nature of the incident was classified as brush, meaning it is a vegetation fire.

To respond to the incident, 17 personnel and 4 ground resources were mobilized. No aerial resources were assigned for this occurrence.

The dispatch was issued for the Setúbal area, in the district of Setúbal, specifically in the Sado area.

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