Four Dead and Hundreds Stranded as Floods Hit Eastern Spain
Four dead and over 450 stranded as torrential rain floods Spain's eastern Mediterranean coast, prompting rescue efforts.
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Torrential rain swept the eastern Mediterranean coast of Spain, triggering severe flooding that left at least four people dead. The deluge overwhelmed local drainage systems and caused water levels to rise rapidly in several coastal towns.
Rescue teams reported more than 450 individuals forced to seek refuge on rooftops, inside buildings, or even inside their cars as floodwaters inundated streets and homes. Emergency services worked through the night to evacuate those trapped and to provide basic assistance.
Authorities continue to assess the full extent of the damage, while communities grapple with the immediate aftermath of the storm. The incident underscores the vulnerability of the region to extreme weather events.
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