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First Alert Dispatch — Lisbon, Sintra, Belas

Fogos.pt — Incêndios ativos3 September 2026 at 14:35

A First Alert dispatch was issued for a fire occurrence in the Lisbon, Sintra and Belas area. The alert refers to a wildfire, that is, a fire affecting wild vegetation or land with uncultivated vegetation.

The authorities deployed a response force with five operatives on the ground to combat the fire. Ground resources were also mobilized, specifically a firefighting vehicle. No aerial resources were requested for this occurrence.

The dispatch indicates that the situation is in an initial phase, corresponding to the First Alert, which suggests that the fire has not yet reached large dimensions or is being contained. The authorities remain vigilant regarding the evolution of the situation.

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