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Body of 23-year-old found in Tagus River
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Body of 23-year-old found in Tagus River

SIC Notícias6 September 2026 at 23:31

The body of a 23-year-old man was found in the Tagus River. The young man was of English nationality and had been missing since Wednesday, September 2nd.

The authorities were alerted after the young man had been on board a maritime-tourist vessel where a party was taking place. The vessel was moored at Doca de Alcântara.

The disappearance of the English young man prompted a search operation that culminated in the discovery of the body in the waters of the Tagus River.

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