First Alert Dispatch — Viseu, Viseu, Couto De Baixo E Couto De CimaPhoto by Filipa Moreira on Pexels
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First Alert Dispatch — Viseu, Viseu, Couto De Baixo E Couto De Cima

Fogos.pt — Incêndios ativos4 September 2026 at 13:52

A First Alert Dispatch was issued for a fire originating in scrubland, located in the Viseu area, specifically in the localities of Couto de Baixo and Couto de Cima.

The alert mobilized a total of 28 operatives to the fire site, including ground and aerial resources.

Six ground vehicles were deployed on the ground to combat the flames, complemented by 1 aerial resource to support the fire suppression operations.

This dispatch represents the first level of alert for the occurrence, indicating that authorities are monitoring and responding to the fire with the available resources.

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