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One person died and another was seriously injured following an accident in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria.

Emergency services were called to the accident, in Avenida Maritima on the city’s seafront, involving a car, a motorcycle and a pedestrian.

The pedestrian, a 40-year-old man was killed outright, while the 35-year-old motorbike rider suffered serious injuries and had to be resuscitated by medics after going into cardiac arrest. He was then rushed to the city’s University Hospital where he remains in a critical condition.

The driver of the car, a 41-year-old woman, was unharmed and was treated for shock at the scene.

Police in Tenerife have arrested a 52-year-man wanted for a crime committed in mainland Spain.

The man, identified only by his initials, A.L.F., has been on the run since February 2000 when a warrant for his arrest was issued by a court in Pamplona on a charge of attempted murder. He was found to be living in Callao Salvaje.

The suspect is alleged to have placed an explosive device under the car of his former partner, which exploded with her in it leaving her seriously injured.

Two men have been arrested following the savage beating of a 35-year-old man in los Cristianos in the early hours of yesterday morning, which resulted in severe head injuries.

The victim, a Spanish national, was found in Calle Hermano Pedro de Bethencourt following the brawl at a bar in the Apollo Centre, during which, one of the men drew a knife and began threatening other patrons.

The two suspects remain in custody pending a court appearance today.

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After double-digit increases in tourist numbers last year, this summer is predicted to see visitor numbers fall by around six per cent.

The Canary Islands’ government revealed the bad news yesterday citing an expected fall in UK visitors of seven per cent, compared to summer last year, as well as a nine per cent fall in visitors from the Spanish mainland, both due, for the most part, to the economic crisis.

Tourism Minister, Ricardo Fernández de la Puente, said that although the figures were disappointing, they have to be seen in the light of an unprecedented 23 per cent increase in visitor numbers last summer, which would be hard to repeat in any economic climate.

Two earthquakes just three minutes apart were felt by residents in Candelaria in Tenerife and Agaete and Gáldar in Gran Canaria yesterday.

The National Geographic Institute reported the two earthquakes occurred on the fault that runs between Gran Canaria and Tenerife.

The first quake of 3.3 magnitude on the Richter scale, occurred at 17.31 pm and was centred about 33 km. Then at 17.34 pm the second quake of 2.6 magnitude on the Richter scale, occurred about 26km under water.

A 40-year-old German tourist had to be rescued by helicopter from Masca gorge just before 5pm this evening.

The alarm was raised by a companion who made it back to a bar in Masca village, who then informed emergency services.

The woman who was located some 2km down the descent had succumbed to the current heat wave and although conscious was disoriented.

She was transferred by ambulance to Hospiten Sur suffering from de-hydration.

The Canary Islands continue on Orange alert because of the unseasonably high temperatures being suffered across the islands.

Worst affected continue to be Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, as well as Gran Canaria where a sizzling 41 C was recorded in the island’s interior yesterday.

However, weathermen say there is some relief in sight with temperature beginning to fall back by Wednesday, although the Calima conditions will continue albeit less dense than in recent days.

Car sales in the Canary Islands continue to fall with sales in the first two weeks of May down more than 23 per cent over the same period last year.

The islands’ are far from being the worst area for sales. The number of cars sold varied widely across the country with sales in Cantabria down a whopping 49 per cent, while Valencia saw sales rise by 5.2 per cent.

Worried dealers say May traditionally marks the start of the strongest sales period, lasting though until July.

However, this year, the first two weeks of May saw just 465 vehicles sold in the islands and leaves the industry facing the prospect of May becoming the 23rd consecutive month in which, sales have fallen.

More than 200 people received treatment for stings over the weekend as a swarm of jellyfish continued to plague Las Canteras beach in Gran Canaria’s capital, Las Palmas

Red Cross staff did their best to warn bathers of the presence of the jellyfish, as well as a great deal of time dealing with the consequences.

Meanwhile, municipal workers are busy, at low tide, clearing the stranded creatures from the beach, which is busy with hundreds of tourists and locals alike every day.

The Canary Islands’ Met Office has repeated its warning of continuing, extremely hot weather.

With an Orange alert remaining in place, weathermen say temperatures in Lanzarote, Fuerteventura and the south and west of Gran Canaria and Tenerife could reach as high as 38C.

The very high temperatures took a tragic toll on Sunday when a 78-year-old British tourist collapsed and died while hiking in Mogán, Gran Canaria.

Meanwhile, two of his companions, both women aged 66 and 65, remain in a critical condition in hospital.

Health officials are warning people, particularly those with respiratory problems, to avoid going out unless necessary, to drink plenty of water and avoid strenuous exercise.

 
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