Spain's Worst Floods in Modern History Leave Over 200 Dead
Barcelona and Valencia face severe devastation as storms cause widespread flooding, flight cancellations, and public anger over the government's response.
- The death toll from the catastrophic floods in Spain has reached at least 217, with many more people missing, particularly in the Valencia region.
- Barcelona's El Prat Airport experienced significant disruptions, with 70 flights canceled and 18 diverted due to flooding on the runways and terminals.
- King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia faced public anger during their visit to flood-hit Valencia, as citizens expressed frustration over the government's handling of the disaster.
- Valencia's regional government has announced financial aid for affected households, with plans to request additional support from Spain's central government.
- Residents in the hardest-hit areas are struggling with shortages of basic necessities, as power and water cuts persist and communication networks remain unreliable.








































































































































