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Tajo River destroys historic Talavera bridge

Summary by Euro Weekly News
Talavera de la Reina is mourning the loss of part of its most historic bridge after powerful currents from the Tajo River tore through the ancient structure overnight. “It’s a sad day for Talavera,” said Mayor José Julián Gregorio as he confirmed that part of the city’s iconic ‘Roman’ bridge had collapsed. In a message shared on social media during the early hours, he described it as a ‘terrible… Source

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The intense rains that affect Spain caused the collapse of at least two sections of a historic bridge kdurante the weekend. It is the Old Bridge of Talavera de la Reina, also known as the Roman bridge, in the community of Toledo. The Tagus River, which had a huge flood neglect to the storms, ended up to knock down the columns that supported the structure. VIDEOS: This is how the Roman bridge of Talavera de la Reina, Spain is seen During Saturday…

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Spain has been struggling with storms for weeks. In many places floods threaten as a result of the rains and the simultaneous snowmelt.

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Eleven communities remain on alert this Sunday by snow and wind on Martinho's last weekend

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»My heart as mayor suffers from the loss of this heritage«: floods in large parts of Spain have also severely damaged a famous bridge dating back to Roman times.

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In the city of Talavera de la Reina, in the centre of Spain, an ancient Roman bridge was partly swept away during the night on Sunday. In ten of the 19 regions, a yellow and orange alarm level was applied on Sunday. Heavy rain, heavy wind and strong waves have struck large parts of Spain for weeks. The continuing storms led to extreme floods, which caused an ancient bridge to collapse in the Spanish town of Talavera de la Reina.

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In many places, Spanish cities are threatened with flooding as a result of the rains and the simultaneous snowmelt of 19 regions.

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Saturday, March 22, 2025.
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