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[NEWS] Collapse in a house by an inflatable pool installed on the terrace


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It contained 8,000 liters of water. In the house there were three adults and four children who have not been affected

 

 

 

An inflatable pool containing 8,000 liters of water has mobilized firefighters and emergency services in Elda (Alicante) after the roof of the terrace in which it was installed collapsed. The event was recorded around 6.30 this morning, so there was no one in the living room of the house, which is the room affected by the collapse.

Three adults and four children live in the house and the emergency services displaced there have had to attend to a 37-year-old man due to an anxiety crisis and a minor with a leg injury.

The roof gave way by not supporting the weight of the detachable pool. Police sources have specified to this newspaper that, according to the first data, the floor and the roof beams have not supported the weight of the pool and the roof has given way and has finally collapsed.

Firefighters from the Provincial Fire Department Consortium have also traveled to the place, having evacuated, using ladders, the seven people - three adults and four children - who lived in the house where the roof collapsed.

Firefighters have also cleaned up the areas susceptible to landslides, reviewed the neighboring houses and marked out the area, according to sources from the Provincial Consortium.

Sources of this organism have specified that the wall of the terrace had collapsed as a result of the installation in it of "a plastic pool of about 8,000 liters", which has caused the collapse of a beam.

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