The government announces an economic aid package for the Valencian Community after the floods, worth 10.600 million euros.
The priorities are to provide human and material resources for the reconstruction of homes and grants to defray expenses.
Recovery will involve addressing the most urgent needs, cleaning streets and houses, and restoring public services and trade.
Construction measures must ensure greater resistance to future floods.
Investment to adapt infrastructures to climate change and establishing quality standards may exceed the current aid package.
Floods are the most harmful natural phenomenon in Spain, with 10 serious ones a year and the Valencian Community is the most affected.
To combat this, more foresight, diligence and coordination of administrations is needed, as well as infrastructure that manages river waters.
Conclusion: Things cannot continue as before, the economic effects of these disasters will be overcome, but it is important to learn and adapt to prevent the same future damage.