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At least 205 killed in flash floods in Spain
A general view of an area affected by floods in Chiva, Spain, Friday, Nov. 1, 2024.

THE death toll from the flash floods in Spain rose to at least 205 today, with many more feared missing after what is now the country’s deadliest natural disaster.

Streets remained blocked by vehicles and debris, trapping some residents in their homes, as torrential rain continued in certain areas.

A number of places were still without electricity, running water or phone connections yesterday.

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