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Portugal launches new fire prevention campaign as wildfires continue to rage

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Portugal launches new fire prevention campaign as wildfires continue to rage

Portugal launches new fire prevention campaign as wildfires continue to rage

Firefighters on the Portuguese island of Madeira continue to battle the country's worst wildfire since 2017.


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