Spain Disaster Death Toll Reaches 214 - Valencia

Spain Disaster Death Toll Reaches 214 - Valencia

A vehicle with the R, for revised, on November 2, 2024, in Alfafar, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana (Spain). More than 200 Civil Protection volunteers from all over Spain are participating in the emergency tasks as a result of the DANA that affected the province of Valencia on October 29. The death toll from the storm is more than 210, and since yesterday, November 1, access with private vehicles to the affected municipalities has been restricted. Rober Solsona /Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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