Castilla y León emergency services reported aifacts after multiple calls concerning a fountain collapse triggered by celebratory crowds following Spain’s World Cup victory. Extra occupants reportedly climbed the structure, leading to its partial failure.
The response team alerted local police, the Salamanca Civil Guard, the fire brigade andദ്ദേഹ the regional emergency medical service, which dispatched a mobile intensive-care unit and a basic life‑support ambulance to the scene.
Subsequent medical evaluation identified the fatality of a 13‑year‑old boy who received treatment at a local health centre. The Civil Guard subsequently investigated the circumstances and arranged psychological support for the family.
City officials expressed hope for a swift recovery of those affected by this incident.
Spain secured a 1‑0 win over Argentina in the World Cup final on Sunday, thanks to a Lionel Torres goal in extra time, marking the country’s second World Cup triumph after 2010.
Earlier this month, three fatalities were reported during World Cup celebrations in Mexico City, including suffocation-related deaths and an unrelated epileptic episode.
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