Spain Declares National Mourning as Flood Death Toll Surpasses 150

Spain is in mourning as the death toll from catastrophic floods has risen to at least 158, marking the worst flooding disaster in decades. Ongoing rescue operations involve over 1,200 workers using drones to locate survivors. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez emphasized the urgency of saving lives, while citizens grapple with recovery efforts in devastated areas. Many fatalities occurred in Valencia, where heavy rains caused rivers to overflow. The Spanish government has declared a three-day national mourning period in response to the tragedy.