JUST IN: The Fisterra center (A Coruña) in which a child died had passed an inspection in November
Sources confirm that the following story has emerged from the international scene.
The juvenile center where an 8-year-old boy died this Monday after falling 15 meters out of a window, was last inspected last November. This has been pointed out by Europa Press according to statements from the Xunta in which they assured that no structural or human problems had been detected, beyond “some dampness.” The Minister of Social Policy, Fabiola García, expressed this Tuesday the Galician Government’s “deepest condolences” for the death of this child, who “accidentally fell out of a window.” The center’s staff was accompanied from the “first moment.” An emergency psychological team was activated to care for both the employees and the other institutionalized children “in these very difficult times.” The Department of Social Policy maintains an active investigation to “clarify what happened” and determine if all the parameters were met in the center. To this end, they are “in permanent contact with both the entity itself and the entire team of workers.” In parallel, there is an investigation opened by the State Security Forces and Corps and the Court of Instance of Corcubión. The indications, for the moment, point to an accidental fall, explain close sources. The center where the minor resided had passed the last inspection in November 2025 and it was determined that the facilities and ratios were correct. Only the presence of humidity in some rooms was reported, but nothing that could be related to this event, sources from the Xunta point out. Facts The events occurred around 5:00 p.m. this Monday at the Nosa Señora do Carme juvenile center, located around A Ribeira beach, in Fisterra (A Coruña). Apparently, the eight-year-old boy fell from one of the center’s windows, at a height of 15 meters, and fell onto a vehicle parked on the street. Sources from the regional administration consulted by Europa Press pointed out that the event occurred “accidentally” and that the center confirmed that the minor “was being accompanied at that moment.” The center has 12 reception places and 13 workers.
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