The enormous catastrophe caused by flooding in Valencia has overwhelmed emergency teams and authorities.
There have been significant delays and difficulties in delivering help in Valencian municipalities.
The death toll has risen to 210.
President Sánchez has announced the dispatch of an additional 10,000 personnel, including 5,000 military to support aid efforts.
A “seriously affected by a civil protection emergency” zone has been declared, allowing more funds and resources for restoration.
There's controversy about the rapidity in mobilizing aid and the level of response from the National Government.
Conclusion: The severity of the catastrophe has exposed flaws in emergency responses, requiring an evaluation of existing protocols. Regardless, the unity of efforts in helping victims and reconstructing damaged infrastructure should remain the main focus.