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The forest fires of Arouca, about 60 kilometers south of Porto and that of Ponte da Barca, near Galicia, are the fires that concentrate most effective this Thursday in Portugal, where there are almost 2,500 firefighters deployed throughout the country. The most serious fire is that of Arouca, where there are 678 outstanding troops and 241 vehicles, according to the latest data of the National Emergency and Civil Protection Authority (ANEP) lusa.…
About three thousand operators were mobilized this Thursday morning, at the beginning of the afternoon, for the fight against calls in different districts. Arauca, in Aveiro, is the fire that mobilizes more media.
Portugal's bishops have expressed solidarity with the victims of the raging fires, as well as with the several thousand firefighters battling the blaze across the country. The situation is most dire in the northern and central parts of Portugal. Among the bishops who have appealed to state authorities and the public to cooperate with firefighters and provide support to the victims of the fires are the bishops of the Viana diocese. The article "P…
Portugal grapples with widespread wildfires
A total of 39 wildfires are currently active across Portugal, including nine major blazes stretching from the north to the south of the country, the National Authority for Emergency and Civil Protection (ANEPC) reported on Wednesday, reported Xinhua. The most critical situations have been identified in Penamacor, Arouca, Santarem, and Ponte da Barca, where nearby populations are considered at risk. Commander Elisio Pereira of the ANEPC told Lusa…
39 wildfires are currently active across Portugal
A total of 39 wildfires are currently active across Portugal, including nine major blazes stretching from the north to the south of the country, the National Authority for Emergency and Civil Protection (ANEPC) reported on Wednesday. The most critical situations have been identified in Penamacor, Arouca, Santarem, and Ponte da Barca, where nearby populations are considered at risk. Commander Elisio Pereira of the ANEPC told Lusa news agency that…
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