The death toll from catastrophic flash floods in Spain has risen to at least 205, predominantly affecting the Valencia region, where 202 fatalities have been confirmed. Residents are expressing anger and frustration due to the lack of assistance, with many streets blocked and basic necessities like electricity, water, and food still unavailable in affected areas. The storm, described as Spain's deadliest natural disaster in living memory, saw a year's worth of rain fall in just eight hours, leading to widespread destruction. Emergency services, including 500 soldiers, are actively searching for missing persons and providing aid amid ongoing weather alerts for more rain. Temporary morgues have been set up, and the situation is dire, with survivors urgently appealing for help. As the nation mourns, officials warn that the devastation may not be over, urging residents to remain cautious.