Two youths, aged 16 and 19, sustained serious injuries in an incident that unfolded in Móstoles. According to Madrid Emergency 112 Community sources, one of the injured remains in a very serious condition after a fall that occurred when a glass wall in a corridor was broken. The event happened in the inner courtyard of a building, and the impact left both teenagers in a precarious state, prompting urgent medical response. (Source: 112 Comunidad de Madrid)
The emergency occurred on a Friday around 11:30 in the morning at a residence located at number 1, Plaza del Sol in Móstoles. Reports indicate that the two young people fell from a height of six meters, landing in the inner courtyard below. Medical teams arrived promptly to stabilize the injuries and provide initial care at the scene before transporting them to hospital facilities for further treatment. (Source: 112 Comunidad de Madrid)
Two teenagers inadvertently fell six meters into the inner courtyard after the glass wall in the stairwell broke. The incident drew immediate attention from local authorities and emergency responders as they worked to secure the area and assess the situation. (Source: 112 Comunidad de Madrid)
In one case, a very seriously injured child under the age of 16 suffered cranioencephalic trauma and severe chest injuries. They were stabilized by Red Cross medical teams and subsequently transported by SUMMA 112 personnel to a major hospital for specialized care. (Source: 112 Comunidad de Madrid)
Additionally, a 19-year-old man was in serious condition, presenting with multiple fractures and other injuries. This individual was evacuated by SUMMA 112 crews to Puerta de Hierro Hospital, remaining conscious when paramedics arrived on scene. (Source: 112 Comunidad de Madrid)
Emergency responders, including firefighters from the Community of Madrid, assisted at the site to clear debris and support the operation. Police units from Móstoles, along with National Police officers, participated in securing the area and coordinating the emergency response. (Source: 112 Comunidad de Madrid)