On Tuesday, a tragic accident occurred in Torroella de Montgrí, Girona, where a woman fell from a height of 40 meters while walking along a coastal path known as the 'caminos de ronda.' The victim was accompanied by a friend who immediately contacted emergency services after the fall, which happened around 12:41 PM. The local fire brigade responded quickly, along with a helicopter and special rescue units to manage the situation.

The response involved various emergency services, including the Torroella fire department and the Group of Special Actions (GRAE), who searched the area extensively. Despite their efforts, they ultimately discovered the body of the victim at the bottom of the cliff. Authorities have not yet released the identity of the deceased woman, adding an element of grief as the community copes with the news of this accident.

This incident highlights the potential dangers associated with coastal paths, particularly those with significant elevation changes. Local safety measures and the need for vigilance when navigating such areas may come under scrutiny as a result of this unfortunate event, prompting discussions on improved safety awareness for hikers and walkers in similar landscapes.