재난 · Valencia floodingValencia floods Spain: Two Oliva deaths reported as crews rescue trapped residents작성 2026년 10월 20일 오전 3:52 UTC시청방송 전문0:07Flood water trapped elderly residents waist deep inside their homes in Oliva.0:11Two more deaths are now reported in the town alongside hundreds of rescues across0:15the region.0:16On October 19th, we reported two storm deaths and widespread closures.0:20How far has the emergency eased?0:22The reported toll now stands at four across eastern Spain.0:26Two deaths were in Oliva.0:28One was at a beach in Sagunto, and one was in Catalonia.0:31The Sagunto and Catalonia cases were already part of our earlier account.0:35The two Oliva cases bring different circumstances.0:37A woman reported to be 79 was found dead at home on Monday.0:41Another person was identified as a 64-year-old man who died at a campsite.0:46His death was described as a heart attack.0:48Whether flooding contributed to it is unclear.0:50The four-person toll includes that campsite death.0:53Calling all four confirmed flood deaths would overstate what we know.0:57Finding the woman's body on Monday also doesn't tell us when she died.1:01The causes still need a clear official accounting.1:03Flood water swept away parked cars, submerged roads, and cut off towns along the1:07Mediterranean coast.1:09The main Oliva rescue emergency unfolded on Monday, October 19th, after the rain1:13episode began on Saturday.1:15These are further consequences of the emergency we covered earlier.1:18Oliva Deputy Mayor Salvador Lopez said rescuers were reaching elderly people trapped1:23in waist-deep water inside their homes.1:26In Pago, Mayor Enrique Moll said all access routes were blocked, with people waiting1:30on roofs for helicopter evacuation.1:33Military and other emergency crews hoisted stranded residents to safety.1:37The rooftop rescues took place across the wider emergency area.1:41The Prime Minister said military emergency teams were assisting and pledged1:45government support.1:50More than 2,000 people were reportedly evacuated, mainly in Oliva.1:54About 2,000 were described as leaving seven campsites, while another count put1:58evacuees at about 2,100.2:00Those overlapping figures show the scale of the evacuation.2:03They don't give us an exact final total.2:05Government delegate Pilar Bernabe put Valencia's rescue count above 400.2:10Separately, more than 450 people were reported rescued.2:14The Civil Guard counted nearly 100 rescues in Valencia and Alicante on Monday.2:19These figures may overlap, so they can't be added together.2:22One rescue operation can bring several people to safety.2:26The counts also cover periods in areas that haven't been matched.2:29A higher number of people rescued therefore doesn't automatically replace the2:32operation count.2:34Evacuations from campsites are another measure again.2:37In Els Poblitz, cars and vans were piled on one another as residents salvaged2:41belongings.2:42Resident Javier Fornes said, Some people have lost everything all over again, just2:47like in 2007, when exactly the same thing happened.2:50That was his account of repeated loss.2:52The rainfall measurements themselves need careful separation.2:55One widely repeated maximum is 700 liters per square meter in 24 hours in parts of3:00Valencia.3:01That's 700 millimeters of rain, but the measuring station and exact observation3:06window haven't been identified.3:07Forna's reported total exceeded 700 liters per square meter over less than 48 hours.3:13Oliva had a reported 643 over two days.3:16Another figure was 651 over 36 hours.3:20Different places and time windows make those totals unsuitable as confirmation of3:23the daily claim.3:24The storm's official identity also remains unclear.3:27We previously called it ATAM AEMET.3:30Spain's weather agency named ALICE on October 7, 2025.3:33For the 2025-2026 season, the ADAM name used for this October 2026 emergency still3:38needs official confirmation.3:40Replacing it with Alice would also go beyond what we know.3:43Shelter orders did ease during Monday.3:45One count fell from 800,000 residents in the morning to 87,000 by late afternoon.3:50Another initial estimate was 850,000.3:53The figures differ, but the later account still leaves people under restrictions.3:57Municipal counts also varied.3:58Around 100 towns were described as ordered indoors for several hours.4:02A broader count listed 145, including 77 in Valencia Province and 68 in4:08Alicante.4:09Different coverage or timing may explain the difference, but that hasn't been4:12resolved.4:12Most restrictions were described as lifted by early afternoon.4:15That doesn't give every affected town an all-clear.4:18The later shelter figure concerns residents, separate from the student numbers in4:22our earlier school closure coverage.4:24By late Monday afternoon, eight municipalities were still reported under shelter4:28orders.기사 읽기스토리 타임라인HeyDex짧은 영상 ↗누가 무엇을 보도했나둘 이상의 매체가 보도한 항목✓Total deaths attributed to the storm독립적으로 확인됨 · 언론사 4곳✓Rescues carried out in the Valencia region독립적으로 확인됨 · 언론사 3곳✓Deaths reported in Oliva독립적으로 확인됨 · 언론사 3곳Death after falling into a swollen stream in Catalonia언론사 3곳Flooding across eastern Spain언론사 2곳Rescue of stranded people from rooftops and buildings언론사 2곳✓Maximum rainfall recorded in 24 hours독립적으로 확인됨 · 언론사 2곳School closures in the Balearic Islands언론사 2곳Death of a swimmer at a beach in Sagunto언론사 2곳79-year-old Oliva victim found at home언론사 2곳Cars swept away by floodwater언론사 2곳Residents stranded or cut off by floodwaters언론사 2곳Lifting of emergency restrictions언론사 2곳Roads submerged by floodwater언론사 2곳한 매체만 보도한 항목1020minutos만 보도Death of the woman missing in Sagunto10월 18일 오후 7:25 UTCWoman swept into a streambed in Cabrera de Mar10월 18일 오후 7:25 UTCWoman went missing while swimming in Sagunto10월 18일 오후 7:25 UTCRed alert on the southern Valencia coast10월 18일 오후 7:25 UTCSchool closures in Valencian towns10월 18일 오후 7:25 UTCUME deployment to Ibiza and Mallorca10월 18일 오후 7:25 UTCAl Jazeera만 보도Evacuations amid the flooding10월 19일 오후 7:38 UTCEuronews만 보도Maximum rainfall in parts of Valencia10월 21일 오전 7:22 UTC© Eva Manez, Reuters,만 보도Torrential rain in eastern Spain on Monday10월 19일 오후 9:39 UTCDeutsche Welle만 보도People rescued from rising water10월 20일 오전 12:32 UTC각 줄은 해당 매체의 보도에서 저희가 기록한 주장입니다. 2026년 10월 21일 오전 8:02 UTC 기준 비교.
