Devastating flash floods in Spain kill at least 64 people, many more trapped or missing

The recent flash floods in southeastern Spain have caused widespread devastation and loss of life, with multiple reports indicating that at least 64 people have died. The regions of Andalusia, Murcia, and Valencia are among the hardest hit areas. The extreme rainfall, described as a month's worth of rain in less than 24 hours, has resulted in unprecedented flooding, with reports of water levels reaching the first floors of homes and sweeping away vehicles. Emergency response teams, including over 1,000 soldiers, have been deployed to assist with rescue operations. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has vowed to support the affected areas, stating "the whole of Spain weeps with you."