Video | DANA flooded a nursing home in Massanassa
- October 30, 2024
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[Síguenos ahora también en WhatsApp. Da clic aquí] At least 70 people have died and several more are missing due to torrential flooding in the Spanish regions of Valencia
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At least 70 people have died and several more are missing due to torrential flooding in the Spanish regions of Valencia and Castilla-La Mancha left by DANA.
However, in the Valencian Community the authorities suffered the most 62 victims confirmed in several cities, and in Castilla-La Mancha two bodies were found and at least five people were missing.
In addition to the incalculable damage, the meteorological phenomenon left behind shocking images circulating on social networks, including a video recorded in Massanassa Nursing Homea city in the southern part of Valencia.
The images show that The water reached the knees of people in wheelchairs. who were in the dining room.
After the images circulated, Solimar, the management company of the aforementioned senior center, confirmed to local media that “all residents are fine.” He explained that they were taken to the first floor after they were caught off guard by the force of the water during dinner.
Solimar has not provided further details on property damage at this time as they assess the situation.
DANA’s influence in Valencia
IN worst cold snap of the centuryAccording to the first assessment carried out by the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), rising river levels and floods are leaving traces of complete disaster in many communities, especially in the Valencian Community, the worst hit, as well as in Castile-La Mancha and Andalusia. .
On Tuesday, according to the Valencia station, 445.4 liters per square meter fell, the highest 24-hour total in the region since September 11, 1966, when 520 lm/2 accumulated at Tavern de la Val.
King Felipe asked for caution in the face of the consequences of the floods and sent a message of condolences and sorrow for the loss of life, as well as expressing his solidarity with the victims and the destruction caused.
In an official statement, government president Pedro Sánchez deplored the loss of life caused by the damage and asked for “prudence” in the face of the consequences of floods and flooding in flooded areas.
There have been several messages of solidarity with Spain from the EU, with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen saying that “Europe is ready to help.”
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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