At 18:40 on November 14, 2026, an apartment fire on the second floor of a building along Avenida Nuestra Señora del Carmen in Corralejo prompted an emergency response.
Four men have resulted affected in the incident, which occurred this Saturday in the majorero municipality of La Oliva, leaving three individuals requiring transfer to health centers due to smoke inhalation toxicity.
After classifying the emergency, operators transferred the call to relevant response sectors. The resource manager of 112 carried out necessary procedures to locate the incident and activated Bomberos de La Oliva, while the coordination coordinator of the Servicio de Urgencias Canario spoke with callers and utilized gathered information to assign units.
The rapid intervention of rescue teams, health personnel, and security agents allowed the situation within the structure to be controlled and affected individuals to be assisted without the event causing greater harm to other neighbors in the area. Agents activated by 112 cordoned off the area, regulated traffic on the avenue to guarantee fluid passage for auxiliary vehicles, and closely collaborated with the rest of the teams throughout the intervention.
Bomberos de La Oliva extinguished the flames affecting the residential property and ventilated the building. Concurrently, the Servicio de Urgencias Canario (SUC), Atención Primaria, Policía Local, and Guardia Civil deployed personnel to secure the area and assist affected individuals.
Did You Know? The emergency coordination center dispatched a medicalized ambulance alongside two basic life support units, supported by a doctor and a nurse from the Corralejo Health Center.
Sanitary personnel evaluated four men at the scene for smoke inhalation injuries of varying severity. One man suffered severe smoke intoxication and required transport in a medicalized ambulance to the General Hospital of Fuerteventura.
A second man presented with moderate smoke intoxication, barring complications, and was transferred in a basic life support ambulance to the General Hospital of Fuerteventura. A third man sustained mild smoke intoxication and was taken by a basic life support ambulance, accompanied by Primary Care personnel, to the Corralejo Health Center.
A fourth man received medical attention directly at the scene of the incident without requiring hospital transport.
The incident took place on the second floor of a building situated on Avenida Nuestra Señora del Carmen in the Corralejo zone of La Oliva municipality.
Sanitary personnel evaluated four men at the scene, three of whom required transfer to medical facilities while one was treated on-site.
