At Least 89 People Remain Missing After Floods - Eastern Spain

At Least 89 People Remain Missing After Floods - Eastern Spain

A woman walks through the ravages of the DANA on November 5, 2024, in Sedavi, Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain. Today marks one week since the DANA devastated the Valencian Community. So far, there are 211 fatalities and extensive material damage in about 70 municipalities in the province of Valencia, from where even today they are still removing belongings, vehicles and water drainage. 98% of the electrical service has already been restored and 93% of the affected population already has water supply. Feria Valencia has assigned seven pavilions, its Events Center and its kitchens to various logistical and humanitarian tasks to fight against the effects of the DANA that has affected the Valencian Community. Photo by Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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