10 Shocking Natural Disasters Caught On Camera #73 | The Whole World Is Shocked!
In January 2021, Spain was hit by one of the worst floods in its history. The flood was triggered by a heavy snowstorm called “Filomena”, which brought record-breaking snowfall to the country, followed by rain and warmer temperatures, causing rapid snowmelt and overflowing rivers of natural disasters. The capital city of Madrid and its surrounding areas were hit hard, with streets and buildings flooded, cars swept away, and public transportation systems disrupted. The airport had to be closed temporarily, and thousands of travelers were stranded of natural disasters. Emergency services and military units were mobilized to rescue people trapped in their homes, and to clear debris from the streets. The floods had a devastating impact on the country’s economy, with the estimated cost of damages being in the billions of euros of natural disasters. The floods also caused significant environmental damage, with the flooding of industrial sites and wastewater treatment plants leading to the release of toxic substances into the water of natural disasters. In the summer of 2020, central China was hit by the worst floods in decades, caused by a combination of heavy rainfall and the overflow of rivers and dams of natural disasters.
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