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Showers and storms across Spain this weekend, floods kill 102-year-old woman

Floods in Spain claim 102-year-old woman's life.

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  • Primary Driver: Floods in Spain claim 102-year-old woman's life.
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A 102-year-old woman has died in flash floods in Spain. According to coverage from CNN, one person has been confirmed dead and scores of others have been rescued. The floods have caused widespread destruction, with cars overturned and buildings damaged.

The incident occurred in a holiday hotspot in southeastern Spain, where showers and storms are expected to continue this weekend. Euronews.com reports that the region is experiencing heavy rainfall and strong winds.

Rescue efforts are ongoing, with authorities working to reach those trapped by the floods. The full extent of the damage is not yet clear.

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How many people have died in the floods?

One person has been confirmed dead, a 102-year-old woman.

Where did the floods occur?

In a holiday hotspot in southeastern Spain.

What is the current weather forecast for the affected area?

Showers and storms are expected to continue this weekend.

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