Rescue crews in Spain searched for bodies and survivors on Thursday after devastating flash floods left at least 158 dead, mostly in the Valencia region.
Streets were buried under mud and debris, with cars piled up, power lines downed, and homes destroyed.
Many remain missing as rescuers continue to comb through damaged areas, recovering bodies from vehicles and buildings, the Associated Press has reported.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who declared three days of mourning, emphasized the urgent need to locate victims to bring closure to grieving families.
Written by B.C. Begley
