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AGERE teams cleaned Braga during the night after White Night

Braga TV6 September 2026 at 14:00

AGERE teams worked during Sunday night to clean the streets of Braga after another edition of the White Night. The cleaning work continued until Sunday morning.

The cleaning operation took place after the stages closed and the departure of the thousands of people who had participated on Saturday night. The event, which is held annually, attracts a large number of participants to the city.

The main objective of the cleaning work was to allow the city of Braga to return to its normal state after the event, restoring the usual conditions of streets and public spaces.

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