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First Alert Dispatch — Setúbal, Almada, Caparica and Trafaria

Fogos.pt — Incêndios ativos7 September 2026 at 11:50

A First Alert Dispatch was issued for the areas of Setúbal, Almada, Caparica and Trafaria due to a wildfire. The alert indicates the nature of the incident as being related to vegetation/fire. Authorities mobilized 10 personnel and 2 ground vehicles to the incident location. No air resources were deployed for this incident. The First Alert Dispatch is the first level of emergency response in Portugal, indicating that the situation requires attention but has not yet reached proportions that require more extensive resources.

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