Spain Faces Devastation as Flood Death Toll Rises to 219

Severe flooding in eastern and southern Spain has left hundreds missing and communities struggling with basic needs.

The catastrophic flooding in Spain has resulted in at least 219 confirmed deaths, with many more people still missing.
Valencia is the hardest-hit region, with significant damage and a high number of fatalities, followed by Kastilien-La Mancha and Andalusia.
Authorities are concerned about potential outbreaks of infectious diseases due to stagnant water and uncollected waste.
Emergency services continue recovery efforts, but many areas remain inaccessible due to debris and flooding.
Political tensions have risen, with public outrage directed at local leaders for delayed warnings and inadequate flood management.