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Violent Shock Hurt Cause and Cut Road Near Mértola

Accident occurred on the 509 Municipal Road, which is cut to the rescue and landing means of helic ptero INEM

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Violent Shock Hurt Cause and Cut Road Near Mértola

Accident occurred on the 509 Municipal Road, which is cut to the rescue and landing means of helic ptero INEM

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