The 'desperate' aftermath of Spain's deadliest floods in living memory
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA former Manchester Evening News journalist now living in Spain has described the 'desperate' aftermath of deadly flash floods that have killed at least 205 people.
On Tuesday catastrophic floods coursed across parts of the country, sweeping away bridges, homes, cars and streetlights. The number of missing people remains unknown following the deadliest floods in Spain's modern history.
Lucy Lovell lives in the old town in centre of Valencia, the worst hit region, with her partner and their two children. The 36-year-old, who now works as a travel writer, said: "In the city centre everything is fairly normal.
There are still people out on the terraces drinking coffee. READ MORE: Murder investigation launched after woman, 59, found dead in Bolton "But as soon as you cross the bridge to the south side it's just horrific.
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