Valencia, Spain, is facing a catastrophic aftermath of severe floods that have claimed at least 211 lives, with many individuals still missing. Amidst this devastation, a remarkable rescue occurred when a woman was found alive after being trapped in a submerged car with her deceased sister-in-law for three days. The woman was located in the municipality of Benetússer, with rescuers hearing her cries as they cleared away other vehicles. In response to the disaster, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has mobilized over 7,500 troops for rescue and recovery efforts, criticizing the slow initial response from Valencia's regional government. The region remains on high alert as search operations continue, with fears that the death toll could rise further. Sánchez emphasized the need for unity in the response efforts while acknowledging the shortcomings in disaster management.