Over 200 people have died and approximately 2,000 are missing following catastrophic floods in Spain's southern and eastern regions, primarily impacting Valencia. Spanish King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia visited the affected areas, facing hostility from residents who felt abandoned in the disaster's aftermath. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has mobilized 10,000 troops and police to assist in rescue and recovery efforts. Volunteers and local mayors have also been pivotal in providing initial aid as many communities remain isolated without essential services. Emotional pleas from families, such as Janine Mercado's parents searching for their missing daughter, highlight the tragedy's personal toll. The region remains on high alert, with ongoing recovery operations focusing on submerged areas and missing persons.