'Dana' flood tragedy
Amid landslides and isolation, local residents have banded together to reconnect their community in Malaga province. Their story is a reminder of the human capacity to come together in times of adversity
'Dana' flooding disaster
The single mother lives with her ten-year-old daughter in a house in Cártama that is now buried in mud and without direct access
Community spirit
The 'Dana' storm left expats Anne and Charles Noring isolated in their home outside Álora in the Guadalhorce valley until local residents and the authorities stepped in to help
Tragedy
In Álora and Cártama, where residents feel neglected by the administrations, the effects of the destructive Dana are still painfully clear for all to see
Tragedy
Locals residents and volunteers from other parts of the province continue their efforts to clear up the devastation after the Guadalhorce river overflowed it banks, leaving them without drinking water for six days
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Infrastructure
The water supply has been restored to the town centre and emergency aid is being distributed by the council to rural areas where many roads are still impassable
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The animals were all saved thanks to the help of some 30 volunteers from an animal protection association who rushed to their assistance
Tragedy
The president of the Andalusian regional government has assured that it will collaborate so that the municipalities affected by the 'Dana' recover some normality as quickly as possible
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There are another three people in a serious condition in hospital following the 'Dana' weather incident, according to the head of the Junta de Andalucía on a visit to the worst-hit area in the province
Weather
Downpours of up to 100mm of rain are causing particularly serious problems in two Malaga province municipalities
Rail travel
An overflowing river has flooded the tracks, making it impossible for trains to run on the C-2 line
Weather
More than 100mm of rain falling in some parts of the province has led to the activation of red level flood alerts at several points along the course of the Guadalhorce
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The first happened when a driver was unable to avoid the animal as it emerged to cross the road, and a second collision allegedly occurred due to motorists rubbernecking