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Fuel rush leaves huge queues at the pumps in Braga

Braga TV6 September 2026 at 21:43

A huge queue of cars formed tonight at a petrol station in Braga, in a movement that comes before yet another rise in fuel prices. The images, captured this Sunday, September 6, show dozens of vehicles waiting to fill up, in a rush to the pumps before the price update expected on Monday.

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