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Lack of Food, Electricity or Health Care During the First Days of the DANA Increased the Feeling of Abandonment

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UPV analyzes how needs changed from the first 24 hours to three months after the disaster

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UPV analyzes how needs changed from the first 24 hours to three months after the disaster

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The first days after the dana that took Valencia almost two years ago left a feeling of abandonment among the affected people who were without food, water, electricity or healthcare. This is reflected in the conclusion of a study carried out by the Universidad Politècnica de València (UPV), prepared through a survey of 300 directly injured in the event that left 232 victims dead and whose second anniversary is commemorated next week.

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Cadena SER broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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