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Fire at century-old café in Lisbon leaves three injured

Now10 September 2026 at 17:19

A fire broke out at a century-old café in Lisbon, causing three injuries. The smoke from the fire forced the evacuation of the refectory of the Banco de Portugal building, located near Café Nicola. Authorities were called to the scene to fight the flames and assist the victims. The incident occurred at one of the historic establishments of the Portuguese capital, known for its long tradition.

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