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Spain’s Flood Death Toll Rises to 205 as Residents Evacuate on Foot

The death toll from Spain’s worst floods in decades rose to 205 on November 1, according to emergency services and officials. Rescue teams are still working frantically to find survivors amidst the devastation.

Residents in the flood-stricken areas have been forced to evacuate on foot, navigating through submerged streets and debris. A CGTN stringer in Valencia captured poignant footage of locals leaving their homes and beginning the arduous process of recovery.

The unprecedented flooding has left communities in shock, as families are displaced and infrastructure is severely damaged. Emergency services are overwhelmed, and international assistance may be required to cope with the scale of the disaster.

Authorities are urging residents to follow evacuation orders and stay informed through official channels. The priority remains on finding survivors and providing shelter and aid to those affected.

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