A year after the devastating floods in Valencia, Spain, survivors are still grappling with the mental toll. Jose Manuel Gonzalez, 58, spent six hours clinging to a traffic light during the October 2024 floods that killed over 220 people, including his brother. Even the sound of rain now triggers panic.

Spanish rescue teams continued their search on Monday, scouring inundated garages for victims following catastrophic floods that have claimed 217 lives, primarily in the eastern Valencia region.

Angry locals booed and pelted eggs at Spain's King Felipe during his visit to the Valencia region, which has been severely impacted by devastating floods that have resulted in over 200 fatalities.

In the Spanish region of Valencia, cars are stacked up as rescue workers search for missing persons and work to clear the roads after severe flooding. Some residents are rushing to salvage their belongings, while others are evacuating to seek shelter with friends and family. The regional government has established emergency shelters for those whose homes have been destroyed or made uninhabitable by the disaster, News.Az reports citing foreign media.