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Floods between Valencia and Alicante: Red alert: three dead, 2,000 people evacuated from campsites

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Severe torrential rains have triggered devastating floods between Valencia and Alicante, prompting a red weather alert for the Safor and Marina Alta regions. The extreme weather has resulted in at least three fatalities and left hundreds of people trapped as floodwaters surged through the affected areas.

In response to the crisis, emergency operations led to the large-scale evacuation of approximately 2,000 individuals. While initial reports indicated evacuations from a general camping area, subsequent updates specified that these displaced individuals were removed from seven distinct campsites in the region as conditions rapidly deteriorated.

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ANSA (Rome, Italy) (IT) Initial report focusing on the overall death toll and general campsite evacuations.
ANSA (Rome, Italy) (IT) [Updated] Revised coverage specifying that the two thousand evacuees were spread across seven campsites.
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