A 13-year-old boy dies and several people are injured during World Cup celebrations for Spain’s victory in western Spain, according to local authorities and media reports. The incident happens in Ciudad Rodrigo, where people are gathered to mark Spain’s win when a fountain collapses. The city hall says it expresses condolences for the death of the boy and describes the event as a tragedy that turns a celebration into a fatal incident. Multiple sources report that injuries also occur among attendees, though the exact number and severity of injuries are not fully detailed in the excerpts provided. Authorities respond at the scene as information is shared through local statements and media coverage. The reports agree that the collapse of the fountain is the precipitating event during the celebrations and that the death involves a teenager. The municipality’s public statement is among the details cited across coverage, confirming the boy’s age and the fact that the death occurs during the festivities.