"This act of terrorism is to be lamented," says Tábua fire chief after new fire outbreak
The fire in Tábua, Coimbra, was declared under control on Sunday afternoon. A new alert was issued for a location far from the main fire.

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The fire in Tábua, Coimbra, was declared under control on Sunday afternoon. A new alert was issued for a location far from the main fire.

In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, projections show the AfD party winning with 37% of the vote. Additionally, André Ventura asks the Prime Minister for quick explanations regarding the REN deal.

There are also 100 vehicles and 8 aircraft at the scene of operations. Furthermore, the Mayor of Matosinhos says that the Secretary-General of the PS is fit to be Prime Minister.

The fire in Tábua, in the Coimbra district, has entered the resolution phase.
The alert was given to the authorities at 15:12.

The fires were started with a lighter between July 28 and August 16. The total burnt area amounted to half a hectare of eucalyptus and maritime pine.

Authorities reveal that the fire was allegedly set in a context of domestic violence.

The suspect allegedly spent most of the money on gambling - online and in casinos - and is currently in pre-trial detention.

The defendant is suspected of selling goods online that did not belong to him, particularly cars, between 2021 and 2023, with the money having been spent in casinos. The subject's trial begins on June 6th.

The 31-year-old suspect may have collected more than 230,000 euros.

The town of Tábua hosted testing sessions for the Rally de Portugal, bringing back the excitement of the World Rally Championship.

The municipality of Tábua hosted a day of testing for the upcoming Rally of Portugal, drawing significant local attention.

Without understanding the criteria that led to the closure of the Banco Santander branch in Tábua, mayor Ricardo Cruz repudiated the decision and appealed for it to be reversed.

The mayor, Ricardo Cruz, stated this Wednesday that the loss reported to the CCDR of the Centre is 2.854 million euros. The amount will be used to rebuild the municipality.

The Tábua City Council has declared losses of over 2.8 million euros resulting from the damage caused by the severe weather that hit the country starting at the end of January, its mayor revealed today.
