Woman dies after being swept away by river as torrential rains batter Spain
- A woman died after being swept into the sea by a swollen stream in Cabrera de Mar, northeast of Barcelona, during powerful storms in Spain.
- Her partner saved their daughter after jumping into the water, while firefighters, drones, and police divers searched for the woman.
- Spain’s weather agency issued its highest red alert for Valencia and Mallorca, warning of extraordinary danger from torrential rain.
- Flooding caused hundreds of incidents, disrupted transport, and led to flight cancellations in several Spanish regions.
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Severe flooding on Spain's Mediterranean coast: Storm low "Adam" has claimed 3 deaths so far. A lockdown has been imposed on popular holiday resorts. All details are given in this article:
▶️ Since this weekend, intense rains have been affecting eastern Spain. They resulted in major floods that caused the death of two people. More than 500 mm of rain fell locally, the equivalent of several months of rain. In the Valencia region, the bitumen from the roads has disappeared, while cars and washing machines have been washed away. The authorities have asked all residents of the Valencia region to remain confined to their homes and to a…
Video. Roads and cars submerged as heavy rain floods eastern Spain
Video. At least two people have died after heavy rain triggered flooding in eastern Spain. Streets and cars were submerged in the Valencia region as rescuers worked to evacuate stranded residents. Authorities urged people to stay indoors.
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15min.ltAt least two people have died in eastern Spain after flash floods triggered by heavy rain, officials said on Monday, as rescue workers evacuated stranded residents and officials urged people in the Valencia region to stay home.
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stern.deA heavy storm has submerged roads and campsites in the south-east of Spain. People flee from the water masses on house roofs, there were at least two dead. On Mallorca the storm was less violent than feared.
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