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One year after deadly floods killed 237 in eastern Spain, survivors still grapple with loss, trauma, and distrust in authorities.
One year after deadly floods killed at least 237 people in eastern Spain, survivors in towns like Benetusser, Paiporta, and Catarroja continue rebuilding amid lasting trauma.
The October 2024 deluge, triggered by torrential rains, destroyed thousands of homes, 130,000 vehicles, and left massive debris, with many residents still in temporary housing.
Survivors, including Toni Garcia and Pedro Allegue, recall the chaos and criticize delayed warnings and inadequate responses, fueling protests and calls for accountability.
Volunteers were vital in rescue and cleanup, but distrust in authorities persists, with victims’ families demanding systemic change and legal action.
Memorials and ongoing efforts to preserve memories underscore a determination to prevent future tragedies.
Un año después de las mortíferas inundaciones que mataron a 237 personas en el este de España, los sobrevivientes aún luchan con la pérdida, el trauma y la desconfianza en las autoridades.