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Sanchez, 'altri 10mila tra militari e agenti a Valencia'

epa11696950 A handout photo made available by the Spanish Government shows Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, chairing the crisis committee to monitor the effects of the floods in Valencia and neighbour provinces, in Madrid, Spain, 02 November 2024. According to the Integrated Operational Coordination Center (CECOPI), more than 200 people have died in Valencia and neighboring provinces after floods caused by a DANA (high-altitude isolated depression) weather phenomenon hit the east of the country. According to Spain's national weather agency (AEMET), on 29 October 2024 Valencia received a year's worth of rain, causing flash floods that destroyed homes and swept away vehicles. EPA/MOCLOA / BORJA PUIG DE LA BELLACASA / HANDOUT IMAGE TO BE USED ONLY IN RELATION TO THE STATED EVENT (MANDATORY CREDIT)HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
epa11696950 A handout photo made available by the Spanish Government shows Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, chairing the crisis committee to monitor the effects of the floods in Valencia and neighbour provinces, in Madrid, Spain, 02 November 2024. According to the Integrated Operational Coordination Center (CECOPI), more than 200 people have died in Valencia and neighboring provinces after floods caused by a DANA (high-altitude isolated depression) weather phenomenon hit the east of the country. According to Spain's national weather agency (AEMET), on 29 October 2024 Valencia received a year's worth of rain, causing flash floods that destroyed homes and swept away vehicles. EPA/MOCLOA / BORJA PUIG DE LA BELLACASA / HANDOUT IMAGE TO BE USED ONLY IN RELATION TO THE STATED EVENT (MANDATORY CREDIT)HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
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VALENCIA, 02 NOV - "La regione di Valencia richiede più militari, macchine, finanziamenti", per far fronte alla "seconda peggiore inondazione del secolo registrata in Europa", per questo "il governo invierà oggi stesso 5 mila soldati dell'esercito che si uniscono ai 3mila già dispiegati, e altri 5mila tra Guardia Civil e forze di polizia". Lo ha detto il premier spagnolo Pedro Sanchez in una dichiarazione istituzionale dopo il comitato di crisi alla Moncloa. "Il bilancio delle vittime della catastrofe", che ha colpito la regione di Valencia "è salito a 211" ha detto Sanchez.

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