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Water cuts in the parish of Lagos municipality

Algarve Marafado9 September 2026 at 16:36

The Lagos City Council announced that tomorrow, Thursday, September 10, water cuts will be carried out in the parish of Odiáxere. The information was shared by the Algarve municipality through an official statement.

The water cuts exclusively affect the parish of Odiáxere, which belongs to the municipality of Lagos, in the district of Faro. The announcement does not specify the exact streets or areas that will be affected by the cut.

The news was first published by the Algarve Marafado portal, which noted the municipal authority's warning. The statement does not indicate the expected duration of the work or the specific reason for the interruption of the water supply.

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