La Gomera y Gran Canaria registran desprendimientos por el paso de 'Therese'

La Vanguardia EnvironmentalNews ReportES 4 min read 100% complete by Redacción La VanguardiaMarch 21, 2026 at 11:12 AM

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La borrasca Therese provocó desprendimientos e incidencias en carreteras de La Gomera y Gran Canaria en las últimas 24 horas. En La Gomera, el Centro Coordinador de Operativa Insular (Cecopin) atendió una veintena de actuaciones por desprendimientos, caída de ramas e inundaciones. En Gran Canaria, la carretera GC-60 entre Ayacata y Tejeda quedó inoperativa debido a la gran cantidad de desprendimientos, incluyendo una roca de gran tamaño. El Cabildo de La Gomera mantiene activado el Plan de Emergencias Insular (PEIN), con restricciones y cierres de carreteras y centros. Las lluvias también causaron importantes acumulaciones de agua en Tenerife.

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Key Claims (5)

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The road to El Rejo (CV-14), which connects the GM-1 with the GM-2, remains closed.

factual — Cabildo de La Gomera100% confidence

There have been landslides on the GM-1 road, in the sections of Tamargada and Macayo (Vallehermoso).

factual — Héctor Cabrera, consejero de Emergencias100% confidence

The island of La Gomera maintains the Island Emergency Plan (PEIN) activated.

factual — Cabildo de La Gomera100% confidence

The GC-60 road in Gran Canaria is completely inoperative between Ayacata and Tejeda due to landslides.

factual — Cabildo de Gran Canaria100% confidence

Landslides on roads have been the main incidents recorded in La Gomera due to storm Therese.

factual — Centro Coordinador de Operativa Insular (Cecopin)100% confidence

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Key Entities & Roles

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Parque Nacional de Garajonay 40% Valle Gran Rey 40% Vallehermoso ×240% San Sebastián 40% Héctor Cabrera 50% Cabildo de La Gomera ×260% Tenerife 60% Centro Coordinador de Operativa Insular (Cecopin) 60% Cabildo de Gran Canaria ×260% Gran Canaria ×580% La Gomera ×580% Therese ×490%

Keywords

desprendimientos 100% borrasca therese 90% carreteras 80% gran canaria 70% la gomera 70% cierre de carreteras 70% emergencias 60% plan de emergencias insular 60% lluvias 50%

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La Gomera

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