Patients arriving at the Emergency Department of the Eivissa hospital Can Misses are fully facing the shortage of healthcare professionals, a situation that public healthcare in the Islands has been dragging on and for which no solution is found. The Pitiusan health center lacks doctors with the MIR (a training system that doctors undertake in Spain after finishing their degree to specialize), a situation that does not violate legality, but which does hinder the daily functioning of the center, as socialist deputy Irantzu Fernández denounced this Tuesday in the Parliament session. The usual practice is for professionals attending Emergencies to have completed the MIR and to have a specialization in family medicine – in 2030, the first cohort of doctors specializing in Emergencies will graduate.

A man arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman at Can Misses Hospital (Ibiza) threatened to cut her throat if she asked for help. According to the National Police, the alleged perpetrator entered the hospital center at dawn and entered the patient's room, whom he grabbed by the neck and threatened before sexually assaulting her.

The Section of Violence against Women of the Court of Instruction of Ibiza has ordered the provisional and no-bail imprisonment of the man arrested for having sexually assaulted a patient at Can Misses. According to the Superior Court of Justice of the Balearic Islands, the judge also issued a restraining order and prohibited him from communicating with the victim.

Two babies, aged 2 and 18 months, are hospitalized at Can Misses Hospital in Ibiza after being rescued from a boat with symptoms of dehydration. According to sources at the Balearic Islands Health Service (Ib-Salut), the infants are in the Pediatric ward and are recovering well. The girls were traveling on a boat with 32 sub-Saharan migrants that was intercepted on Saturday in Ibiza. This is one of the three boats whose disappearance was reported last week, as confirmed by the NGO Caminando Fronteras. Initially, it was reported that there were 30 occupants, but it has now been confirmed that the two children were also on board. The boat had departed from the coast of Algeria on January 22 and was carrying three women and two children, among other passengers. Following their rescue by Maritime Rescue, the migrants were able to contact their families in their countries of origin, who had previously alerted the humanitarian organization to their disappearance. The Government Delegation in the Balearic Islands had reported on Friday that the Algerian Navy had intercepted two of the boats reported missing, although without providing details that would allow for their identification. That same day, the Civil Guard and Maritime Rescue rescued another vessel with 22 people on board in southern Mallorca, which was confirmed as one of the missing boats. With the location of the boat intercepted on Saturday in Ibiza, at least one of the vessels initially reported as located by the Algerian authorities does not correspond to those that had been reported missing, according to Caminando Fronteras. Meanwhile, the two children remain hospitalized and under medical observation.

A 49-year-old pedestrian is in serious condition at Can Misses Hospital in Ibiza after being hit by a vehicle. According to a statement released Monday by the SAMU 061 emergency medical service, the incident occurred on Sunday around 10:40 p.m. at the Sant Rafel exit. The man was struck by a vehicle traveling at high speed. A medical ambulance from 061 was dispatched, along with emergency services, who arrived at the scene immediately. After stabilizing the injured man, he was transferred to Can Misses Hospital with multiple injuries.

A 46-year-old man died this Monday in Ibiza after falling from a height of about four meters outside Can Misses Hospital. According to the Pitiusas Health Area, the incident occurred outside the Emergency Department of Can Misses Hospital at 6:15 a.m. The victim sat on a wall in the outdoor area and fell backward from a height of about four meters, suffering a severe head injury. He was treated and taken to the Emergency Department where, despite the efforts of the medical staff, he died.

A young woman has died in Sant Antoni after being struck by an all-terrain vehicle, which injured two other young women, according to the Nuestra Señora del Rosario polyclinic. Another of the young women was seriously injured and has been admitted in critical condition to the same hospital in Ibiza, while the third, who was evacuated with minor injuries from Can Misses Hospital, is conscious and stable in the Emergency Room.

A woman has been seriously injured in a head-on collision between two boats on the beach of Cala d'Hort, in the Ibizan municipality of San José de Sa Atalaya, according to SAMU 061. The injured woman was the catamaran's captain, who was taken to Can Misses Hospital in an 061 Advanced Life Support ambulance with multiple injuries and a reserved prognosis. The rest of the people sailing on the catamaran were rescued with minor injuries and also taken to Can Misses Hospital for initial assessment.