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Although three decades have passed since the fire of Chiado, the tragic day of 25 August 1988 remains in the memory. The Chiado fire drew attention to a loophole in the protection measures against fires in buildings. It was an important milestone from a technical point of view, with a cultural impact and implications for the future. Historical research has shown that this tragedy exposed flaws and urgent needs for legislation on safety in buildings. The fire forced the authorities to see the need to implement measures to prevent another fire of this magnitude. Chiado forced a deep critical reflection on inadquated legislation, implementation, inspection, as well as the training and the type of equipment used by the firefighting resources.

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