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A 20-Year-Old Boy Dies in Sonseca (Toledo) While Watching the World Cup in a Square

The boy began to feel convulsions A child under the age of 13 dies after the collapse of a fountain in the World Cup celebrations in Ciudad Rodrigo

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The police and rescuers moved to the place where fans of Spain enjoyed the World Cup 2026, and although they tried to revive him, the young man died there.

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The teenager began to suffer convulsions while he was in the Plaza de la Virgen de los Remedios. The City Council has decreed three days of official mourning. “It is a very sad day for Sonseca,” says its mayor

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Alberto Pérez-Cejuela suffered convulsions as he watched the game in a plaza in Sonseca, which has decreed three days of official mourning

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The boy began to feel convulsions A child under the age of 13 dies after the collapse of a fountain in the World Cup celebrations in Ciudad Rodrigo

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A young man of about 20 years has died this Sunday as he watched the World Cup game in a square in the Toledana town of Sonseca, which has decreed three days of official mourning.Emergency 112 in Castilla-La Mancha has reported that about 23.16 hours this Sunday a notice was received that in the square of the Virgin of Sonseca a young man of about 20 years had begun to suffer convulsions.In the place there were members of the Local Police and th…

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The young man began to convulse and was treated by an ER doctor and a mobile LVU, who could not save his life. More information: A 25-year-old boy dies and another is injured in a serious traffic accident in Sonseca (Toledo)

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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