The DANA is one of the worst disasters in the history of Spain, causing over 200 deaths and billions in material damages.
In the midst of tragedy, citizen solidarity was demonstrated with hundreds of volunteers providing help.
Disinformation is being spread through hoaxes that create conspiracy theories, insult the State Meteorology Agency and distort the reality of the events.
There is cooperation between the central government and the Generalitat to handle the crisis.
Although normative responsibilities are clear, discontent and questions about available resources are growing among the population.
Climate change suggests the possibility of more similar events in the future.
Conclusion: The crisis has underscored the need for greater clarity and education about disaster management and the impact of climate change on extreme weather events.