DANA doesn’t seem to be giving up. After sweeping Valencia two weeks ago, Now he attacks Andalusia, notably Malaga.. He was there this Wednesday, November 13, Andalusia Live to tell everything that was happening in the capital and in the province.
The reporter for the Canal Sur program, Mónica Martínez, came from Granada “to cover everything that happens in the province of Málaga”, as Modesto Barragán pointed out. The journalist was at the point that separates the neighborhoods of Pedregalejo and El Palo.
This is the Jaboneros stream, with its increasing flow, which the neighbors stopped to observe, astonished, as captured by the cameras of the regional channel. “Modesto, the neighbors can’t get over their astonishment. They haven’t seen anything like this in years,” Martinez explained.
“You have always been in the neighborhood,” Mónica pointed out to a local resident, an older man who pointed out that it had been “15 years” since this happened. The worker of Andalusia LiveFurthermore, he recalled that 1,000 homes had been evacuated in the capital Malaga.
“We collect the last rains directly,” Martínez reaffirmed as images of the flood appeared on the screen. So, we didn’t see it, but before the journalist resumed her speech, a man abruptly took the microphone away from her. and loudly shouted “Pedro Sánchez bastard”.
THE #DANAMálaga It occurred almost the same day as the floods of November 14, 1989, which inundated the city and caused 8 deaths.
@ModestoBarragan @ArchivoCanalSur @canalsur pic.twitter.com/j1Lgvb6xI0
– Andalusia Directo ❎ (@adirecto) November 13, 2024
Quickly and professionally, Mónica Martínez regained control of the microphone and the narration: “Well, nothing, Modesto. You can feel the intrusion in the live broadcast. Now, as I told you, we will try to reach another point in the province of Malaga to cover these latest rains and floods.
The conversation ended when Mónica pointed out that the stream had “almost become a tourist spot in the capital of Malaga”, thanks to the people who came to see it. After the incident, the presenter of Andalusia Live continued as if nothing had happened delivery this Wednesday, November 13: “Thank you, Mónica. You see, people come there.”
