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Two Lorries Catch Fire After ‘Significant’ A1 Crash

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Traffic is queueing along the road while recovery takes place

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The North Highway is cut between Albergaria and Mealhada due to a fire in Aveiro. Donald Trump still guarantees that the United States has "many ammunition" for the war in Iran.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Also the railway traffic in the North Line was interrupted between Oliveira do Bairro and Oiã due to the fire in Mamodeiro, in the county of Aveiro.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Focuses in Guarda, Bragança, Penafiel, Aveiro and Almeirim mobilize hundreds of operations and various land and air assets, without wound registration or evacuations. Suspects of fire placed in Aveiro where the train traffic and the A1 were interrupted. In Bragança, fire consumes forest and pine in an isolated area, while in Penafiel was cut to traffic Municipal Road 589, in Peroselo

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The A1 motorway reopened traffic at 20:10, between the Mealhada and Albergaria-à-Velha nodes, in Aveiro district, after a fire had been cut, said to the agency Lusa source of GNR. A1 is fully reopened to traffic, said the same source, calling on the motorists to circulate with caution, because "there is a very large flow of traffic". The traffic in A1 was cut in both directions due to a fire that broke out today in the area of Mamodeiro, in Avei…

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Galiciapress broke the news on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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