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Parts of Spain recently flooded by deadly, devastating flash floods are now facing the build-up of rubbish as well as accompanying rats and health issues.
Areas in Spain including popular holiday destinations Barcelona, Majorca and Ibiza have been put on alert for heavy rains and storms this week as a result of a new weather system similar to that which caused the devastating floods in the north east two weeks ago. Spain’s national weather agency Aemet warned that a DANA (an area of isolated high level depression) will form this week in the Mediterranean and the south of Spain causing a “drop in temperatures”.
Authorities in Valencia have ruled out any imminent resignations from the regional government as anger continues to grow over the response to catastrophic flooding which left at least 222 people dead.
Brits travelling to popular destinations in Europe should be aware of UK Foreign Office advice as a new update was issued. Warnings over terrorism, pickpockets and fake police are among the guidance people should be aware of when travelling to key holiday hotspots France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.
Authorities in the Balearic Islands have warned people to be “very cautious” after an amber weather alert for heavy rain was issued for Majorca and Menorca. The warning for up to 40mm of rainfall in one hour, comes into force from 9pm tonight and lasts until 6am tomorrow.
A week has gone by since tsunami-like floods swept over the east of Spain, and the search for the remaining missing people grows increasingly desperate, with at least 89 confirmed to be still missing.
Spain’s health minister has warned of a potential risk of an epidemic due to the dangers posed by “dangerous” stagnant flood water in the Valencia region. Monica Garcia said the “main challenge” the area faces is “epidemiological surveillance and prevention of outbreaks” after devastating floods swept through the region, killing at least 217 people.
Jack Miller admitted Monday he was lucky to walk away from a nasty crash at the Malaysian MotoGP, with his team saying it was a stark reminder of the dangers riders face. The Australian KTM star was involved in a dramatic incident involving teammate Brad Binder and Yamaha's Fabio Quartararo on turn two of the opening lap at Sepang on Sunday. All three riders came off with Miller's head appearing to hit the back of Quartararo's bike. The 29-year-old needed treatment on the track before being taken to the medical centre, but was cleared of serious injury.