Spain's Deadliest Floods in Memory Claim Over 200 Lives

Historic flash floods devastate Valencia region, sparking criticism over emergency response and climate change concerns.

The death toll from the catastrophic floods in Spain has reached at least 205, with the majority of victims in the Valencia region.
The floods were triggered by a 'gota fría' weather pattern, leading to unprecedented rainfall that overwhelmed local infrastructure.
Residents have criticized the lack of advance warnings and inadequate emergency response, as many remain without basic utilities.
Climate change is cited as a contributing factor, with scientists noting increased storm intensity and frequency due to warming temperatures.
Efforts to clear debris and search for missing persons continue, while communities rally together to provide aid and support.