A 13-year-old is killed and at least two others are injured after a fountain partially collapses in western Spain during World Cup celebrations, according to reports from Otago Daily Times and Deccan Chronicle. The incident occurs in Ciudad Rodrigo, where revellers gather to mark Spain’s World Cup victory. During the festivities, the fountain structure gives way, causing injuries among people nearby. Otago Daily Times reports that the fountain partially collapses, resulting in one death and two injured people. Deccan Chronicle also states that a 13-year-old boy dies and that several others are injured in the same incident at the celebration location. Both outlets describe the collapse as occurring amid the celebrations and indicate that the event disrupts the public festivities. Details on the cause of the collapse, the conditions of the injured, and whether additional people were hurt beyond the reported injured count are not provided in the two summaries.