Spain’s catastrophic floods by the numbers: At least 219 dead, 93 missing and billions in damage
The search for the dead and missing continues, more than a week since the Oct. 29 floods hit — as well as a gargantuan cleanup and recovery effort. Here’s a look at Spain’s deadliest natural disaster of the century,
Rescue teams are still searching for those missing in what could become Europe's worst storm-related disaster in over five ...
Valencian regional authorities reported that the fatalities include 211 in Valencia, two in Castilla La Mancha, and one in ...
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Huge rain storms caused churning mud-coloured waters which have swept through areas, from Malaga down to Valencia on its east coast, causing at least 63 deaths ...
Diversion of the Túria river, sanctioned after the Great Flood of Valencia in 1957, is believed to have saved the city from ...
Describing 'the worst natural disaster in the recent history of our country,' Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said it was the second deadliest flood in Europe this century. The government had ...
VALENCIA is ground zero for the worst natural disaster to hit Spain in a century, claiming at least 95 lives. But it is ...
Experts say victims of the floods and volunteers helping in the clean up are all now at risk of suffering mosquito-borne ...
Spain's flash floods were caused by a destructive weather system in which cold and warm air meet and produce powerful rain ...
In a historic response to devastating floods that have ravaged parts of Spain, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has authorized ...
Death toll expected to keeping rising as Spain’s worst flood-related disaster in modern history sweeps across region of Valencia ...
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