A historic episode of heavy rains caused by Dana Adam has resulted in four deaths (three in the Valencian Community and one in Catalonia), over a thousand rescues, and unprecedented rainfall records. The situation has revived fears just days before the second anniversary of the tragic flood in Valencia on October 29, 2024, which claimed 233 lives. Affected residents and volunteers described scenes similar to those during the 2024 disaster, with many losing everything. Some people spent hours on rooftops as water reached nearly two meters in rural areas and single-story homes. One resident recounted water coming up through the toilet, forcing them to move upstairs. Another woman described being trapped with her husband in a room with 1.5 meters of water until rescued by the Guardia Civil. Four fatalities were confirmed, including two in Oliva (Valencia), while emergency services conducted over a thousand rescues using aerial and ground units. Officials noted the rainfall was among the third most intense recorded in the Valencian Community and announced the lifting of confinement measures in eight municipalities, reducing the emergency level from 2 to 1.
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