Flood chaos in Spain: Foreign Office warns of trips to Valencia

Flood chaos in Spain: Foreign Office warns of trips to Valencia

shocking news from Spain! After devastating storms that have hit the popular Valencia holiday region, the Federal Foreign Office has pronounced a drastic travel warning. Vacationers should urgently refrain from traveling to the affected region. The heavy rains have already cost over 100 people and many are still missing. The situation is tense and the danger is far from banned!

The autonomous communities of Valencia, parts of Andalusia, Kastilien-La Mancha and Teruel in Aragon are particularly affected. The streets are impassable, flight and train traffic has largely come to a standstill, and emergency services cannot reach many disaster areas. Rivers have kicked over the banks and the location on site is dramatic. If you plan to travel to this region, you should think carefully about whether this is really a good idea!

flood warning and caution on the Balearic Islands

The warnings are not limited to Valencia. A flood warning also applies in the adjacent province of Castellón, and stronger rainfalls are expected in parts of Extremadura, Andalusia and Catalonia, especially around Tarragona. Even in the Balearic Islands, the population is asked to exercise extreme caution. The tourist information in Valencia also reports that many cultural institutions and parks are closed, which crosses the holiday plans of many tourists.

If you are currently in Valencia, you should definitely follow the instructions from the local authorities and take all warnings seriously. The location is tense and the safety of the travelers is at the top. Other travel destinations, such as Cuba, are also discouraged - a massive power failure ensures chaos. Stay informed and act wisely!