GermanyHeavy rainfall caused severe flooding in eastern Spain, resulting in at least four deaths and forcing hundreds of residents to evacuate. The most affected areas included the Valencia and Alicante regions, where two victims were found in Oliva, one a 79-year-old woman at her home and another a man who died of a heart attack at a campsite. In Sagunto, a man drowned while swimming, and in Catalonia, a woman fell into a swollen stream. Emergency services rescued over 450 people, using boats and helicopters to reach those trapped by rising waters. Authorities implemented temporary restrictions, which have since been lifted. The Balearic Islands, including Mallorca and Ibiza, also experienced disruptions such as school closures and flight delays. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced military assistance and government support for recovery efforts. This event follows a major flood in the Valencia region nearly two years ago that claimed over 220 lives.
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