VALENCIA, Spain — Authorities in Spain have reported that 89 individuals are currently unaccounted for following the devastating floods that struck the eastern region of Valencia one week ago.

The floods, which have been characterized as catastrophic, swept through the area, leading to significant destruction and loss of life. Emergency services are continuing their search efforts to locate those missing, while local communities are grappling with the aftermath of the natural disaster.

Since the floods began, teams have been deployed to assist in rescue operations and to provide necessary support to affected families. Thousands of people have been displaced, and many properties have sustained extensive damage, prompting a major response from both local and national agencies.

Community leaders are urging citizens to remain vigilant as recovery efforts are ongoing, and they emphasize the importance of following safety guidelines during this challenging period. As the search continues, the impact of the flood is being felt across the region, highlighting the need for improved disaster preparedness and response measures in the future.

In the days ahead, authorities will also be assessing the full extent of the damage and determining the support needed for rebuilding and recovery initiatives.