The shocking satellite image that shows the passage of the DANA through Valencia and its destruction

The province of Valencia was seriously affected by the DANA (Isolated depression at high levels) which caused torrential rains and flooding in various areas.

The situation leaves historic records and more than 90 deaths. Emergency services continue to work around the clock to save lives and help those affected, but two days after the disaster, the chances of finding other survivors are fading.

This Wednesday, the first images captured by satellite were published showing the before and after the floods in Valencia and its metropolitan area.

Here are some images taken by NASA’s Landsat satellite You can see the difference between this Wednesday October 30 and two weeks ago, showing the before and after of DANA in the Valencia region.

“We are starting to receive the first satellite images that allow us to see the before and after of DANA in the surroundings of the city of Valencia. Look at the difference between today and a few weeks ago. The images are taken by the NASA Landsat satellite”, published the user on his X account A geologist in difficulty.

“Look at the southern area of ​​Valencia, where there are many industrial zones and municipalities in its metropolitan area, just as the new canal of the Turia River appears perfectly marked in brown,” the profile details.

“This is the path I follow when I go to university: Picassent, Silla, Albal, Massanasa, Catarroja, Alfafar, Llocnou, Sedaví… and that many of us who go from the south to the city travel assiduously,” he added.

Highways

Valencia continues to recover from this historic storm. aroundaround 80 roads in the Valencian Community remain closed this Thursday due to storm DANA, according to ‘112 Valencian Community’.

The same sources recalled that the roads being opened are reserved for preferential use by emergency personnel and asked to avoid the use of cars to travel on the road.

Some of the roads closed in the province of Valencia are the A-3, in certain sections, such as the one that affects the Utiel-Requena region; or the A-7 to Manises-Torrent, to the Picassent-Alcúdia Penitentiary Center or to Benifaió-Atzeneta de Albaida.

In the province of Castellón, the CV-137 in Calig; the CV-200 in Almedijar; the CV-130 at Albocasser; CV-1486 and CV-148 in Borseral; and the CV-15 in La Pelechaneta.

Youth hostels

In addition, more than 447 people remain this Thursday in shelters in the Valencian Community following the DANA episode, which left 92 dead in the region, as reported by ‘112 Valencian Community’.

The ‘112’, for its part, has handled a total of 21 cases requiring the supply of necessary supplies since 10 p.m., the same sources indicated.

This day, different troops of Valencia Provincial Firefighters Consortium They continue to work, fundamentally, in working the land. There are no aerial means planned, they point out from ‘112’, who add that there are still populations without electricity today.