Following devastating floods in Valencia, Spain, emergency services are engaged in ongoing searches for victims, with the death toll now reported at over 217. The flooding, caused by torrential rains that brought a year's worth of rainfall in just eight hours, has left many towns in chaos, with streets blocked and thousands without electricity. Efforts have focused on underground parking lots, particularly in the Bonaire shopping center, where rescuers continue to pump out water and search for missing individuals. Public frustration is mounting over the government's handling of the disaster, especially regarding the delayed emergency alerts, which led to protests against officials during their visits to affected areas. Volunteers have stepped in to assist, but there are significant concerns about the organization of relief efforts and the urgent need for medical support. The Spanish government has deployed thousands of troops and police to aid in the recovery, but anger continues to simmer among residents affected by the floods.