The Canary Islands Government's Emergency and Safety Coordination Centre (CECOES) 112 received the alert about the incident at 18:17 on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. After classifying the call, the alert was transferred to the relevant sectors for intervention.
Firefighters from the Tenerife Consortium accessed the scene, assisted the injured woman, and evacuated her to the medical vehicle. Concurrently, the Canary Islands Emergency Medical Service (SUC) dispatched a sanitary ambulance and a basic life support ambulance.
SUC medical personnel assessed and treated the woman, who presented various moderate injuries, before transferring her by sanitary ambulance to Hospital del Sur.
In the security sector, Civil Guard agents, who compiled the official report, and Local Police officers participated in the operation. The Road Service also collaborated with the other mobilized resources.
