Rains Disrupt Spain After Fires
The article discusses heavy rainfall that caused widespread flooding in northeastern Spain, following weeks of heatwaves and wildfires in the area. The rainfall resulted in at least 11 injuries, including serious cases, the evacuation of hundreds of residents, and the trapping of others inside their cars. The most affected areas include "El Vendrell," where waters flooded the streets and the coast, with recorded rainfall of 145.4 liters per square meter within 24 hours. This intense rainfall had previously led to the deaths of two women in earlier floods. Emergency efforts have been focused on rescuing people and cleaning the roads, amid weather warnings predicting that the meteorological impact may continue to affect the region.
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