Portugal gains control of some wildfires

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Firefighters gained control over some of the dozens of wildfires scorching Portugal on Wednesday. Some 2,000 firefighters backed by waterbombers were deployed to seven major fires in the north and center of the country. A fire started at a national park in the country's north on Saturday. 780 firefighters and 260 vehicles and eight planes participate in fire distinguishing measure. 

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