The Emergency and Safety Coordination Center (CECOES) 112 of the Government of the Canary Islands received the alert about the incident at 18:52. After classifying the call, the corresponding emergency and security services were activated.
Firefighters from the Consortium of Tenerife proceeded to free one of the affected individuals trapped inside their car and secured the vehicles involved in the crash.
The Canary Emergency Service (SUC) deployed two advanced life support ambulances and three basic life support ambulances. Medical personnel assessed and treated six individuals at the scene: a 60-year-old woman and a 44-year-old woman, both with moderate trauma; a 65-year-old man and a 41-year-old woman with moderate injuries; and two men aged 20 and 60 with mild neck pain. All were transported to different hospitals on the island.
The Guardia Civil regulated traffic on the road and was responsible for initiating the proceedings, while the road maintenance service cleaned the carriageway to restore normal conditions.
