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Mira Firefighters Vehicle Crash Leaves One Injured

Diário de Coimbra8 September 2026 at 13:02

A crash involving a Mira Firefighters vehicle left one person injured. The accident occurred at 11:21 AM and six operatives and three vehicles were dispatched to the scene. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances that led to the emergency vehicle crash. This incident involves the Mira Firefighters, a fire corporation that operates in the municipality of Mira, in the Central zone of Portugal.

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