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Nine-year-old girl killed in road accident in Tías (Lanzarote)

A nine-year-old girl died on 5 November 2026 after a road accident on Calle La Luchada in Tías (Lanzarote). Resuscitation attempts were unsuccessful.

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A nine-year-old girl died on Thursday 5 November 2026 in the municipality of Tías on the island of Lanzarote in a road accident. According to the Centro Coordinador de Emergencias y Seguridad (CECOES) 1-1-2 of the Gobierno de Canarias, the emergency call came in at around 17:23; the location was given as Calle La Luchada . Responders from the Servicio de Urgencias Canario and the Policía Local arrived at the scene and immediately began resuscitation. Despite immediate treatment by medical staff and assistance from a doctor who happened to be nearby, the girl died at the scene.

The Guardia Civil and the Policía Local are investigating the circumstances of the accident. The authorities have so far provided no detailed information about the cause, the vehicle involved or possible witnesses; these details are expected to be released once the police investigation is complete. To protect minors, the authorities are not identifying the victim.

Local media and the Gobierno de Canarias’s official emergency report agree on the basic details: Calle La Luchada, 5 November 2026 at around 17:23, and the emergency services involved, CECOES 1-1-2 and the Servicio de Urgencias Canario, as well as the alerts sent to the Policía Local and Guardia Civil. The authorities stress that no reliable conclusions can currently be drawn about visibility, driver error or road conditions. Such matters are for the ongoing investigation to establish.

The incident has caused concern in the island municipality and is likely to prompt discussion of road safety, street design and measures to protect pedestrians in Tías and across Lanzarote. The relevant authorities have said they will release further information once the police and forensic examinations are complete. Until then, the details summarised here are based on the Gobierno de Canarias’s official emergency report and consistent accounts from regional media.

Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).

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