The reception center set up at Can Ramis in Sant Celoni, and the Advanced Command Post (CCA) established in Campins have both been dismantled. The SEM deployed 33 ambulances, two medicalized helicopters, three joint SEM-Bombers teams, and three psychological support teams to assist those affected.
According to the SEM's latest report, of the 49 individuals with minor injuries, 38 were transported to various hospitals, including Sant Celoni Hospital and Vall d'Hebron University Hospital. The 31 individuals in serious condition were also taken to hospitals such as Sant Celoni Hospital and Granollers General Hospital. The seven critically injured individuals were transferred to centers like Girona Doctor Josep Trueta University Hospital and Vall d'Hebron University Hospital.
The Generalitat Firefighters continued their search in the accident area with 13 units and approximately thirty personnel, including the Drone Unit and the Search Dog Group, to rule out the presence of any further affected individuals. They have also stabilized the vehicle and are collecting passengers' belongings.
Currently, the BV-5114 road remains closed in both directions between Campins and Fogars de Montclús, and the GIV-5201 between Viladrau and Arbúcies, to facilitate the removal of the crashed bus. The reopening of the BV-5114 is contingent upon the vehicle's removal and the completion of emergency services' tasks.
