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First Alert Dispatch — Lisbon, Cascais, Cascais and Estoril

Fogos.pt — Incêndios ativos4 September 2026 at 20:26

First Alert Dispatch issued for the Lisbon area, specifically in the Cascais and Estoril areas. The alert refers to a vegetation (scrub/brush) fire in the region.

The authorities dispatched 3 personnel to the incident location. Additionally, 1 ground vehicle was mobilized to support firefighting operations.

No air assets were requested for this incident. The dispatch indicates this is a first alert, suggesting the fire may be in an early stage or still at manageable dimensions.

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