Spain Faces Renewed Flood Threats as Valencia Prepares for More Storms

Valencia braces for heavy rainfall just weeks after deadly floods claimed over 220 lives, sparking widespread criticism of government response.

Spain's State Meteorological Agency issued an orange alert for heavy rains in the Valencia region, still recovering from recent catastrophic floods.
Authorities have closed schools and urged citizens to work remotely and avoid non-essential travel to minimize risks from the impending storms.
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia plan a return visit to the flood-stricken areas to meet with relief workers, following a tumultuous previous visit.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced a new aid package of nearly €4 billion to support recovery efforts, amid criticism of the government's handling of the crisis.
Public outrage continues over the delayed emergency response, with protests demanding accountability from regional and national leaders.