Tragic Toll: Flooding Devastates Southeastern Spain

Flash floods in southeastern Spain have led to the discovery of several corpses, as reported by Valencia's regional leader. Torrential rains caused by a cold front have inundated roads and towns, prompting authorities to advise staying home and avoiding non-essential travel.

Flash floods have wreaked havoc in southeastern Spain, leading to the discovery of several corpses, regional leader Carlos Mazon announced Wednesday. He declined to give further details to respect victims' families.

The storm's origin was a cold front sweeping across Spain's southern and eastern regions, triggering heavy rainfall.

Authorities have advised residents in hardest-hit areas to remain indoors and refrained from unnecessary travel due to the ongoing danger posed by the floods.

(With inputs from agencies.)