The Government of Spain has announced a three-day period of national mourning following the devastating floods caused by Dana, which have led to the tragic deaths of at least 64 people. This decision reflects the deepest condolences and solidarity with the families of the victims and the communities affected by this natural disaster. Local authorities are currently working to address the emergency, providing assistance to those who have suffered damage to their property and trying to restore normality in the most affected areas. The Government has also launched an investigation into the causes of these floods and the preventive measures to be taken in the future to avoid similar tragedies. The situation remains critical, with many people still missing and rescue efforts continuing unabated. Images from the affected areas show flooded roads and significant damage to infrastructure, highlighting the devastating impact of the storm. Spain is therefore facing one of its worst weather-related crises in recent years, with strong commitment from institutions to ensure safety and support for citizens.
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