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Lisbon crash report issued

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September 08, 2025

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THE Lisbon funicular crash which killed three Britons and 13 other people last week was probably caused by an issue with a cable connecting the streetcar’s two cabins, Portuguese authorities have said.

A further 21 people were injured, including five seriously, when the popular tourist attraction derailed in the centre of the Portuguese capital last Wednesday.

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