A Maltese man is seeking any help and donations after his home was severely impacted by the recent flooding in Valencia.
Artist Steven Scicluna had been living in his Valencia house for about four months when the catastrophic storm hit the region.
In a Facebook post, he shared, “The ground floor was inundated with 1.6 meters of water in just two hours, and everything there was damaged beyond repair or washed away.”
The devastating storm has resulted in a tragic loss of life, with officials reporting 155 bodies recovered in the eastern Valencia region, alongside three additional fatalities in Castilla-La Mancha and Andalusia.
This disaster marks the deadliest flooding incident in Spain’s modern history.
While authorities have not provided a specific number of missing persons, Defence Minister Margarita Robles indicated that the death toll could increase as some areas remain inaccessible to rescue teams.
Steven expressed gratitude to those who reached out to him and his family, as well as the locals who assisted in cleaning up their home.
He noted, “With each passing day, it becomes clear just how challenging the recovery process will be for us and the community. The scale of the disaster is unimaginable.”
He urged the public to support his family’s GoFundMe page, promising that any excess funds would be donated to the Valencia community.
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