Devastating floods in Spain have resulted in over 90 fatalities, leaving victims feeling ‘trapped like rats’ as several towns remain isolated.
Towns have been submerged, vehicles carried off, and residents left stranded in their homes, creating scenes reminiscent of a catastrophe.
The government announced a three-day mourning period for the many lives lost in this tragic event. A local journalist referred to it as the ‘worst natural disaster in 50 years’.
‘This phenomena has become more frequent and more intense…’
Spanish Weather Journalist Martin Barreiro on severe flooding in Spain which has claimed over 90 lives thus far.
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What Other Media Are Saying
- ABC News reports at least 95 deaths in Spain’s devastating flash floods, with streets turned into rivers and infrastructure severely disrupted by Tuesday’s rainstorms.(read more)
- CNN reports at least 51 deaths in southeastern Spain’s flash floods, with 1,000 soldiers deployed, and authorities urging citizens to avoid road travel and follow updates for further information.(read more)
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some common questions asked about this news
How many people died in the Spain floods?
Over 90 fatalities were reported.
How are residents describing their experience during the Spain floods?
Residents felt ‘trapped like rats’.
What measures has the government taken in response to the Spain floods?
The government announced a three-day mourning period.
How did the floods affect towns?
Towns were submerged and vehicles were carried off.
How significant are these floods in Spain’s history?
It’s described as the ‘worst natural disaster in 50 years’.
