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Um morto e quatro feridos graves em despiste na A1 em Condeixa-a-Nova

Uma mulher de 28 anos perdeu a vida e quatro pessoas ficaram gravemente feridas na sequência de um despiste de um automóvel na autoestrada A1, na zona de Condeixa-a-Nova, segundo a agência Lusa.

De acordo com a mesma fonte do Comando Sub-regional da Região de Coimbra da Proteção Civil, o acidente causou a morte da jovem mulher e ferimentos graves no seu marido e em três menores.

O acidente ocorreu no sentido sul-norte, ao quilómetro 180,4 da A1, no troço compreendido entre os nós de Soure e Condeixa-a-Nova, no distrito de Coimbra, segundo a agência Lusa.

O alerta foi dado às 14:35, hora em que a circulação na A1 ficou totalmente cortada. A partir das 17:00, a via da esquerda foi reaberta, mantendo-se no entanto o trânsito condicionado, segundo a agência Lusa.

Nas operações de socorro estiveram envolvidos 32 operacionais, apoiados por 14 veículos da Proteção Civil, incluindo os Bombeiros, a Guarda Nacional Republicana (GNR) e o Instituto Nacional de Emergência Médica (INEM), segundo a agência Lusa.

Data: 04 de outubro de 2026
Por: Dino Frazão

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Colisão entre dois ligeiros em Ponte do Rol provoca quatro feridos graves

Uma violenta colisão entre dois veículos ligeiros causou, na madrugada deste domingo, dia 4 de outubro, quatro feridos graves em Ponte do Rol, no concelho de Torres Vedras, distrito de Lisboa.

Tiago casaca

Segundo o Comando Sub-Regional de Emergência e Proteção Civil do Oeste, o alerta para o acidente foi dado pelas 02:05, tendo a colisão ocorrido na Estrada Nacional 9 (EN9), junto à localidade de Ponte do Rol.



Os quatro feridos graves, todos ocupantes das viaturas envolvidas, foram assistidos no local e posteriormente transportados para unidades hospitalares. Segundo a Lusa, um dos feridos deu entrada no Hospital das Caldas da Rainha, enquanto os outros três foram encaminhados para o Hospital de Santa Maria, em Lisboa.

A circulação rodoviária na EN9 chegou a estar completamente interrompida para permitir o socorro às vítimas e a limpeza da via. De acordo com o portal da Autoridade Nacional de Emergência e Proteção Civil, pelas 05:20 ainda se mantinham no local 14 operacionais, apoiados por sete veículos de emergência.

Por: Dino Frazão
Data: 4 de outubro de 2026
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The Operation Stargazer gondola on display at the National Museum of the United States Air Force. Credit: U.S. Air Force


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US Cannibalizes Its Proxies and Itself as War on Multipolarism Expands

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Douglass Corrigan stands before his Curtiss Robin that took him across the Atlantic. Credit: History Net


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