Spain has been devastated by severe floods, particularly affecting the Valencia region, with over 200 confirmed deaths and many more missing. The flooding, the worst natural disaster in Spain in decades, has left towns like Utiel and Chiva in ruins, with volunteers stepping in to clear debris and aid recovery efforts due to overwhelmed authorities. Heavy rain warnings remain, with more rain expected in regions like Huelva, while Majorca faces less severe conditions but residents are still urged to stay cautious. Stories of survival, such as Conchi Serrano's rescue by a brave local, highlight both the peril and the community's resilience. Emergency services and military personnel continue search and rescue operations, with temporary morgues set up to handle the rising death toll.