More than 80 people sustained injuries, including seven who were reported to be in serious condition, after a coach veered off a mountain road and tumbled down a ravine in Catalonia, Spain.
Emergency response efforts involved the deployment of 23 ambulances and two medical helicopters to the scene, alongside rescue personnel and psychological support teams. Two of the injured patients were transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening conditions, while seven individuals suffered serious injuries. Additionally, the Red Cross established a reception center at Can Ramis in Sant Celoni to assist those affected by the accident.
