Spain faces a significant flood for the second time in two weeks.

In Spain, a significant flood has occurred for the second time in the last two weeks. Local authorities are warning about the threat of flooding.

CNN reports on this situation.

It is noted that in the province of Malaga, nearly a month's worth of rainfall fell within just one hour. The administrative center, which shares the same name, has been submerged. Approximately 3,000 residents have been evacuated from the region due to the flood threat. Local authorities are also warning about the risk of flooding in the Guadalhorce River.

The Spanish Ministry of Transport has announced the suspension of train services between Malaga and Madrid due to water accumulation on the tracks. In the regions of Andalusia and Catalonia, reports indicate impassable roads and flooded basements in several cities.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that a massive flood occurred in Spain. The number of victims from the natural disaster has exceeded 200 people.