112 informs the official balance of wounded in the El Sobradillo fire

Thursday 08th May 2025 05:43 AM

The fire declared on Thursday morning in a house located in the First floor of a four -height building in the La Grulla Street, in El SobradilloSanta Cruz de Tenerife, has left a balance of A person in serious condition, three wounds moderate and a Mild, according to the update provided by the Canarian Emergency Department (SUC).

The Emergency and Security Coordinating Center (CECOES) 1-1-2 of the Canary Islands Government received the fire notice at 06:56 hours, immediately activating the necessary emergency resources. Effective from Tenerife Firefighters, SUC, Local Police and the National Police were moved to the place.

During the emergency, a neighbor helped out the man who was inside the affected housing and could not do it by his own means. This man is the owner of the dog who has died as a result of the fire.

The SUC health workers attended five people. A man who had serious burns was transferred in a medical ambulance to the Nuestra Señora de Candelaria University Hospital.

In addition, a 54 -year -old male, with moderate intoxication by smoke inhalation, was transferred to the Canary Islands University Hospital. A 26 -year -old and another 58 -year -old, both with moderate inhalation of smoke inhalation, were referred to the University Hospitals of the Canary Islands and Our Lady of Candelaria, respectively.

A fifth person, a woman, was assisted on-site By slight poisoning by smoke, without requiring transfer to a health center.

The fire has already been extinguished, although the gases generated ascend by the building and are harmful, so that people may not return to their homes until this afternoon, as a prevention measure. Some residents are accessing in a timely and controlled way, accompanied by security troops, to collect clothes, medications and essential products.

The firefighters extinguished the flames and performed ventilation work in the affected housing and in the adjoining homes. The Local Police and the National Police collaborated with the emergency services and instructed the corresponding proceedings.