Spain Floods Death Toll Rises to 158 as Rescuers Search for Survivors.

The devastating floods that struck parts of Spain on Wednesday have resulted in the loss of at least 158 lives, with rescuers tirelessly combing through affected areas in search of survivors.

The Valencia region has borne the brunt of the disaster, with 155 deaths recorded there alone. Additionally, two fatalities have been reported in Castilla-La Mancha, and one British man was confirmed dead in Andalusia.

Residents in Valencia have described scenes of horror and heartbreak as they grapple with the destruction left in the wake of the flash floods. “We all know someone who has died,” a local told a reporter, conveying the scale of loss and the shared grief that has impacted nearly every community.

The scale of the disaster has prompted a large-scale response, with hundreds of soldiers deployed to Valencia to support the ongoing search and rescue operation. Emergency teams, often wading through shoulder-high waters, are working around the clock to locate those still missing and to provide aid to the survivors. Video footage captured earlier highlights the challenging conditions as rescuers battled rising waters, struggling to navigate submerged areas to reach those in need.

This tragedy underscores the devastating power of natural disasters and the resilience of communities facing loss and upheaval. As rescue efforts continue, Spain mourns the lives lost and holds onto hope for the safety of those still missing.

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