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A Spanish research vessel, the Ramon Margalef, has been redirected from its scientific mission to aid in the search for nearly 100 people missing after catastrophic floods swept vehicles into the Mediterranean Sea.
As of November 7, devastating floods in Spain have killed at least 219 people and left 93 others missing. Residents in Valencia recall the moment the flood struck and describe the dire aftermath.
Spain begins cleanup after the deadliest flash floods in its modern history, with at least 214 dead and dozens missing in Valencia. Volunteers mobilize as communities face the aftermath.
An expert warns of a global extreme weather crisis as Spain faces its worst floods since 1967, with over 214 deaths and ongoing rescue operations.
Spain deploys 10,000 troops to Valencia as the deadliest flash floods in modern history claim at least 214 lives. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez pledges all necessary resources for relief efforts.
Two Chinese nationals have been killed and two others are missing following Spain’s deadliest flash floods, the Chinese Embassy confirmed.
An unprecedented flood in Spain’s Valencia region has left over 200 dead and dozens missing. With additional soldiers deployed for search and rescue, authorities brace for a rising death toll amid forecasts of more severe weather.
The death toll from Spain’s worst floods in decades has risen to 205. Residents are evacuating on foot as rescue teams search for survivors. Footage from Valencia shows the beginning of recovery efforts.
Experts report that human-caused climate change intensified Spain’s rainfall by 12%, doubling the likelihood of severe storms like the recent deluge in Valencia.
Spain’s worst floods in a generation have claimed at least 205 lives, with more missing. Rescue efforts continue as communities grapple with the devastating impact.
Spain faces its deadliest floods in decades as the death toll rises to 95, prompting nationwide efforts to aid affected communities.
Floods in Spain’s Valencia region have claimed at least 62 lives. Emergency services face challenges reaching isolated areas amid torrential rains, and authorities urge continued vigilance.
Flooding in Spain’s Valencia region has left 51 dead, with rescue teams working tirelessly to reach those trapped by rising waters. Torrential rains have caused widespread devastation and prompted a state of emergency.
At least 51 people have died in Spain’s Valencia region after flash floods devastated towns, sweeping away cars and turning streets into rivers. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities report missing individuals.