Dozens killed in flash floods in Spain - in pictures
People walk through mud and debris after flash floods in the Paiporta area of Valencia, Spain. EPA
The deadly floods left cars strewn across streets in Sedavi, Valencia. Reuters
The flooding was caused by storms that brought heavy rain to high ground in the region. Reuters
People walk cars swept aside by the flash floods, in the Alfafar municipality. Getty Images
A flooded cemetery in Paiporta. Reuters
Flood damage in Alfafar. Authorities in Spain have been accused of failing to warn residents in time. Reuters
Vehicles submerged by floodwater in Valencia. AP
Vehicles piled up after being swept away by floods in Valencia, Spain. AP
Debris and cars jammed on a bridge after flooding in Torrent, Valencia. Reuters
A man places a blanket at the entrance of a garage to keep out flood water, in Castellon de la Plana, Valencia. EPA
Cars and lorries swept off a motorway in Valencia. AP
Wading through flood water in Castellon de la Plana. EPA
The floods killed dozens and caused damage estimated to be worth hundreds of millions. Reuters
People clean their houses affected by floods in Utiel, Spain. AP
A man outside his house affected by floods in Utiel. AP
Residents inspect cars swept away by the deadly floods in Alfafar neighbourhood, south of Valencia. AFP
VALENCIA, SPAIN - OCTOBER 30: A man walks by a destroyed road after flash floods hit the region on October 30, 2024 in the Sedaví area of Valencia, Spain. Spanish authorities said on Wednesday that at least 62 people had died in the Valencia region overnight after flash-flooding followed heavy rain. Spain's meteorological agency had issued its highest alert for the region due to extreme rainfall. (Photo by David Ramos / Getty Images)
The emergency services rescue people trapped in their homes in Letur, Albacete. AP
A man takes photos of the Turia River after heavy rainfall hits the Valencia region. EPA
Water has entered houses in the city of Valencia. AP
Traffic is halted beside the River Turia in Valencia. Spain's meteorological agency had issued its highest alert for the region. Getty Images
This pier at Gola de Putxol in Albufera, Valencia, has been totally submerged. EPA
A furniture factory in La Alcudia was badly affected, with many items damaged. Reuters
People wade through the streets in Valencia. AP
The emergency services free a person trapped after the damage caused in Letur, Albacete. AP
The emergency services rescue residents who were trapped in their homes in Valencia. AP
Cars were also trapped by the rising water level. AP
