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Stones scattered on IC2 after truck loses load in Condeixa

Notícias de Coimbra11 September 2026 at 11:15

A truck loaded with stones lost part of its load this Friday, September 11, on the IC2 road, in the Condeixa area. The incident caused stones to be scattered across the road, creating a dangerous situation for other road users.

Authorities were called to the scene to clean the road and collect the scattered stones. The accident caused significant traffic disruptions on IC2, affecting normal traffic on that road.

The truck reportedly lost its load during the journey, without the causes of the incident being immediately known. Local authorities were working to restore safe conditions on the road after the accident.

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