Spanish island of Ibisa And formegera has been done Was destroyed by heavy floods Residual hurricane Mars to the lower level areas with torrential rains.
Emergency services said that four people were to be rescued by firefighters from Ibisa Hotel on Tuesday evening after a rockfall. Some? 220 tourists had to vacateAnd three people suffered injuries.
Rocks on a rock at the end of Ramon Munntar Street partially collapsed on two floors of HT Vibra Tropical Garden Hotel Flood resultingAccording to the city council.
The Belaric Islands government deployed the army to strengthen the rank of the rescue teams, as the archipelago, after the Hurricane Gabrielle, gave the archipelago to the archipelago.
The Military Emergency Unit (UME) worked to clean the Ibisa airport with floods through the night on Wednesday, the airport recorded more than 100 liters of water per square meters of water before noon on Tuesday, according to the state meteorological agency, amet.
About one thousand people have already flew due to the poor road conditions, and two people have been injured after falling on the road, Country Report.
Fairgrounds were opened to accommodate about 50 homeless people at risk from floods.
Ibisa Town, the capital of the island, saw 254 mm (10 inches) of rain within a 24 -hour period till 8.30 pm on Tuesday. Amet said on X that “extraordinary” downpores for the least 1952 in Ibisa since 1952.
The agency said Fourmetera saw more than 180 mm within 12 hours.
The government, which covered the Balaric islands, reported 179 incidents on Ibisa and six on Forenera, which were mostly associated with the risk of falling trees and overflowing of trees along with floods on ground floors and roads.
All education centers were to be closed in Ibisa Town on Wednesday, the regional officials announced that it was expected to return to normal on Thursday.
Amet warned all the weather for the islands of Ibisa and Foremetera till Tuesday evening after issuing a red alert.
On the eastern coast of the mainland, Valencia follows bad weather.
A red warning was made this week as Hurricane was swept away through Gabriel, causing heavy rainfall and flooding in parts of Valencia and Zaragoza.
Amet said that the rain between 160 and 200 mm fell around the EBRO delta within six to eight hours.