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Braga: Lack of lighting at Praça das Fontainhas generates concern among residents

Braga TV13 September 2026 at 15:17

The lack of lighting during the night period at Praça das Fontainhas, in the parish of São Vicente, in Braga, is generating concern among local residents. The residents have turned to social media to share reports of insecurity associated with reduced visibility at the location during the night.

According to a resident heard on the matter, the absence of adequate lighting has been a growing concern for those who live near the square. The situation has raised questions about the safety of residents who use the public space after nightfall.

The parish of São Vicente, where Praça das Fontainhas is located, is one of the historic areas of Braga. The lack of adequate lighting directly affects the quality of life of residents and the use of the public space during nighttime hours, something that residents hope will be resolved by the competent authorities.

Why this matters

The residents of the parish of São Vicente in Braga face security risks due to reduced nighttime visibility at Praça das Fontainhas. This situation directly affects those who use the public space during the night, whether for travel or social activities. The mobilization of residents on social media indicates an urgent need for intervention by municipal authorities to resolve the lighting problem.

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