As the deadliest flooding in 30 years hit the Valencia city of Spain, the death toll keeps climbing. As rescuers began their 3rd day of searching, the number of confirmed dead exceeded 206 on Friday, with more likely. Local officials stated Yesterday that villages and roads in Valencia's eastern region were swamped as a result of Tuesday's torrential rainfall. Flooding forced the cancellation of trains to Madrid and Barcelona, as well as the suspension of institutions and other important services in the worst affected districts, according to officials. Pedro Sanchez, the prime minister of Spain, called on people to remain indoors on Thursday, emphasizing that the damage was "not finished" and designating Valencia as a "disaster zone."
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