Spain is reeling after the deadliest flash floods in its modern history claimed at least 214 lives in the eastern region of Valencia. Torrential rains swept through the area four days ago, leaving dozens still unaccounted for, according to Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
In the town of Sedavi, part of the Valencia autonomous region, streets are filled with volunteers helping with the cleanup efforts. The disaster struck during a national holiday, amplifying the impact as many people were out celebrating. Local residents have rallied together to support the affected communities.
Authorities and volunteers are working tirelessly to search for the missing and provide aid to those affected. The scale of the disaster has raised concerns about climate change and the preparedness for such extreme weather events.
As the region begins the long process of recovery, communities are coming together to rebuild and support one another during this challenging time.
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Stringer Dispatch: Cleanup begins after deadly flooding in Spain
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