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Rescue Operations Intensify in Spain as Death Toll from Deadly Floods Surpasses 200

The death toll from catastrophic flooding in Valencia, Spain, exceeds 200 as officials deploy more troops for search and rescue operations amidst criticism of the response.

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Updated: Nov 2nd, 2024, 4:05 PM ET

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In the aftermath of catastrophic floods in Valencia, Spain, which have claimed at least 211 lives, the government is facing mounting criticism for delayed emergency warnings. Prime Minister Sánchez announced the deployment of an additional 5,000 soldiers and police to assist with ongoing rescue and recovery efforts, while thousands of volunteers join the cleanup. Many areas remain obstructed by debris, and rescue operations are complicated by the extensive damage, with scientists linking the floods' intensity to climate change. Authorities emphasize the need for improved disaster preparedness amid rising concerns over climate-related extreme weather events.

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