Road maintenance teams are addressing issues such as landslides on roads GM-1, GM-2, and GM-3, as well as other insular routes. Fallen trees have also been reported across the island. In light of this situation, the insular institution emphasizes the importance of avoiding unnecessary travel and proceeding with extreme care, particularly in summit areas affected by dense fog.
Citizen cooperation is requested in following recommendations and refraining from using insular roads unless strictly necessary, aiming to prevent risky situations and facilitate the intervention efforts of the deployed teams.
The Council has activated the Insular Emergency Plan, coordinating emergency and civil protection services through the CECOPIN. The network of trails, forest tracks, and recreational areas are closed, as is the El Rejo road connecting the GM-1 and GM-2. Facilities such as the Botanical Garden in Vallehermoso, the Cheese and Pastoralism Interpretation Center in Alajeró, and the Casa de la Miel de Palma in Alojera also remain closed.
The public is reminded to stay informed through the Corporation's official channels and 112 Canarias. For any incidents, contact 112 or the Insular Operational Coordination Center (CECOPIN) at 922 14 15 01.
