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Around one hundred firefighters are currently battling a forest fire in Arões, located in the municipality of Vale de Cambra. The blaze, which has two active fronts, is being managed by the Sub-Regional Command for Emergency and Civil Protection (Comando Sub-Regional de Emergência e Proteção Civil).
The flames burned for over 15 hours before being brought under control. At one point, 130 personnel supported by five aerial assets were on site.
The cultural centre in the Aveiro district, opened in April 2025 with an investment of 3.8 million, marks its anniversary with a special programme until 18 April.
The fire broke out in Arões on Friday afternoon and did not put populations or homes at risk. Civil Protection confirms the mopping-up phase has been underway since 06:01.
The forest fire that broke out in the municipality of Vale de Cambra, Aveiro, has been in the mop-up phase since 06:01, a Civil Protection source told Lusa this Saturday.
The fire did not put populations or homes at risk. The alert was given around 15:40 on Friday.
The fire did not put populations or homes at risk
The incident began around 15:40 on Friday.
The fire that broke out in Vale de Cambra has been brought under control after six hours of firefighting efforts.
Flames are “yielding to firefighting efforts” in the Porto Metropolitan Area region. Fuel prices are set to rise again. And the Jesuits' warnings regarding political radicalisation.
The fire in Arões, Vale de Cambra, remains active with two fronts. More than 120 personnel and 40 vehicles are involved in the firefighting efforts. The fire began at 4 PM and mobilised 5 aerial units during the day.
The fire broke out in the town of Arões and currently has two active fronts. Additionally, Bolieiro wants to review the agreement with the USA regarding the Lajes Field base.
The fire has two active fronts and is being fought by 26 ground units and five aerial units.
The Minister of Defence appealed today to 54 companies in Vale de Cambra to get involved in the “production or maintenance” of goods for the military industry, taking advantage of the opportunities from the “revolution” underway after “30 years without investment”.
In Vale de Cambra, in the region known as the “stainless steel capital”, Nuno Melo asks companies to help replace “obsolete armoured vehicles and end-of-life frigates”.
The Minister of Defence has called on 54 companies in Vale de Cambra to get involved in the 'production or maintenance' of goods for the military industry, taking advantage of the opportunities from the ongoing 'revolution' after '30 years without investment'. The municipality in the Aveiro district and Porto Metropolitan Area is known as the 'capital of...'
The Public Prosecutor's Office has charged 35 defendants, including a company from Vale de Cambra and its main administrators, in a tax fraud case that allegedly caused 1.6 million euros in losses to the State and the European Union. A statement released on the Porto Regional Attorney General's Office website notes that, by an order dated...
According to a note published by the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Porto district, a company based in Vale de Cambra, its main directors and more than 30 other defendants – The post Fraud: 35 defendants accused of swindling state and EU out of €1.6 million appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The Public Prosecutor's Office has charged 35 defendants, including a company from Vale de Cambra and its main administrators, in a tax fraud case that allegedly defrauded the State and the European Union of 1.6 million euros. The scheme involved the use of fake invoices to obtain financial incentives and VAT refunds, as well as the misuse of company funds for personal expenses, including luxury goods, travel, and private household staff.
Among the defendants is a company based in Vale de Cambra, in the Aveiro district, along with its main administrators and several partner companies.
The defendants must jointly pay a total compensation of nearly 50,000 euros to the victim and two companies.
The harsher sentence was given to the woman, who was sentenced to five years and eight months in prison.
