Recent natural disasters in Spain have drawn attention. Floods and avalanches have led to the loss of many lives and the evacuation of hundreds of people.

First, in the Panticosa municipality of the Aragon region, an avalanche affected a group of six people. Two men and one woman lost their lives. The avalanche was reported to have occurred due to the breaking of an ice layer.

In southern Spain, the Laurence storm caused a flood disaster, resulting in the deaths of two people in Sevilla. Hundreds were evacuated, and schools were closed.

Additionally, one person has been reported missing in Cordoba, and search efforts are ongoing. Authorities announced that around 370 homes were evacuated due to overflowing rivers.

These disasters highlight the impacts of climate change and extreme weather conditions. Being prepared for natural disasters and taking necessary precautions is crucial.