TENERIFE TRAGEDY UPDATE: Four now dead as tourists ignored safety warnings at closed natural pool
The pools had been fenced off and had warning signs in Spanish, English and German, but holidaymakers ignored them…
The pools had been fenced off and had warning signs in Spanish, English and German, but holidaymakers ignored them…
The UK press have named the victim and claim that the perpetrator fled the scene and hasn’t been arrested…
VIDEO: A major rescue operation was launched after a powerful wave crashed into the natural pools in Los Gigantes...
He had an active order to enter prison dating back to April 2022…
She has been recognised for her work over the last 20 years particularly in Adeje and the south of island…
The driver lost control and veered off the road after colliding with a motorbike…
Police and emergency teams were activated to meet the plane on the ground…
Local Police have confirmed that the teenager entered the fenced-off structure with three friends…
Architectural work is already underway to speed up the process, with early construction activity expected to be visible before summer 2026…
After a full renovation it is now ready for guests in the south of the island…
Fortunately, no injuries or material damage have been reported following the incident, according to initial checks at the scene…
Fire crews and paramedics worked together to free the 50-year-old woman who was trapped inside…
He was recognised by police officers and driving without a licence or insurance…
Airport operator AENA confirmed that one of the diverted aircraft belonged to Binter and the other to Canaryfly...
Rescuers stayed with him in the ravine over night until a helicopter could come and airlift him to safety…
Full details here…
The investigation remains open, but unless new information emerges, the chances of recovering the man are now considered very slim…
Fourteen people were arrested, and six cannabis clubs have been forced to close across the island…
Despite their efforts, paramedics could only confirm the victim’s death due to the severity of his injuries…
50 new self-inflating lifebuoy devices has been distributed among Police Rescue teams, Firefighters, and the municipal lifeguard service…
