Andalusia deactivates its Flood Risk Plan after nearly 700 incidents due to a lack of active alerts
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On Tuesday, October 20, the Andalusian government deactivated the operational situation 1 of the Emergency Plan for Flood Risk. The decision was made by Antonio Sanz, the First Vice President and Minister of the Presidency, Interior, and Social Dialogue, following a period in which the region recorded nearly 700 flood-related incidents.
The deactivation occurred after the state meteorological agency ceased issuing active weather warnings for the region. The emergency plan had been in effect to manage the impact of recent severe weather events across Andalusia.
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