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First Alert Dispatch — Viseu, Lamego, Ferreiros de Avões

Fogos.pt — Incêndios ativos5 September 2026 at 20:13

A First Alert Dispatch was issued for an incident in the area of Viseu, Lamego, and Ferreiros de Avões. The alert refers to a brushfire, that is, woody and shrub vegetation.

The authorities mobilized 10 operatives to the incident site. 2 ground resources were deployed to combat the fire. No aerial resources were requested for this intervention.

The First Alert Dispatch indicates that this is an initial situation that has not yet reached significant proportions, but that requires attention from civil protection authorities.

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