Three injured in fire at restaurant in Vila Nova de Gaia
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Three injured in fire at restaurant in Vila Nova de Gaia

Correio da Manhã6 September 2026 at 00:08

A fire broke out at a restaurant in Vila Nova de Gaia, resulting in three injured.

The alert for the incident was given at 9:57 PM.

The victims were treated at the scene and later transported to receive medical care.

The causes of the fire have not yet been disclosed and the competent authorities are investigating the case.

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