Canarias activa la alerta por accidente de múltiples ...
Una guagua turística con 27 pasajeros se ha precipitado este viernes por un barranco en la GM-2, en la capital de la isla
www.eldiario.esHere’s a quick update based on recent reports:
- There have been major incidents in La Gomera involving a tour bus (guagua) that fell down a ravine on the GM-2 route near San Sebastián de La Gomera. Reports indicate multiple injuries and at least one fatality, with numbers varying across sources as emergency responders continued to treat and transport affected passengers.[2][3][5]
- The Canary Islands government has activated and updated emergency protocols (PLATECA) in response to the incident, declaring a multi-victim alert and coordinating medical and psychological support for victims.[1][9]
- Media outlets in Spain reported ongoing rescue and transport operations, including medicalized helicopters and multiple ambulances, as authorities assessed the situation and the causes were investigated.[3][5][2]
What you might want to know next
- Current casualty figures and the condition of those injured (severity and ages) often update as hospitals provide more information. Check local emergency services or major Canary Islands news outlets for the latest numbers.[5][3]
- Any travel advisories or road closures on GM-2 in San Sebastián de La Gomera that could affect tourism or transportation plans. Official regional emergency dashboards or the Cabildo de La Gomera are likely sources.[9][1]
If you’d like, I can monitor for the latest updates and summarize them with inline citations.