A large number of roads have been cut in several autonomous communities, the roads most affected by the floods being those of the Valencian Community, followed by those of Andalusia and Castile-La Mancha, which is why the General Directorate of circulation appeals to citizens. to reduce travel during this All Saints’ Day bridge.
At present, the Generalitat Emergencies advises avoiding travel by car from any point in Spain to Valencia and recalled that the roads being opened are reserved for preferential use of emergency personnel. ’emergency.
According to the DGT, several sections of the A-3, the A-7, the V-30 and the V-31, the last two access routes to the Valencian capital, are still cut off by flooding , just like other secondary roads.
In Andalusia, this Friday, the effects of the storm were concentrated in the province of Cádiz, particularly in the municipalities of San Fernando and Chiclana due to the accumulation of puddles on the roads.
In addition, 23 roads remain closed due to flooding, 14 in the province of Cádiz, four in Seville, three in Granada and two in Malaga.
In the province of Seville, the four closed roads are the SE-3105 between Carmona and Guadajoz, the SE-3201 between El Viso del Alcor and Carmona, the SE-4108 in Carmona between kilometers 3 and 4 and the SE-5206 between The Gironde and El Coronil.
In Granada, the three roads closed to traffic in both directions are: the A-4200 between Río de Baza and Benamaurel, the GR-4104 between El Bejarín and Benalúa and the GR-9109 in Cúllar at kilometer 0.1; and in Malaga, the A-357 at kilometer 43.2 and the A-7954 at the Rivera junction remain closed due to flooding.
In addition, the circulation of Media Distancia trains between Seville and Malaga continues to be interrupted due to “water accumulation”, and it is not known when it will be restored.
In Castilla-la Mancha, the province of Cuenca was the one most affected by the dana, and the CM-2122 highway remains closed at kilometer 14.3, as reported by the government of this community.
Also in Tarragona, the N-340 continues to be closed, which is cut between Amposta and La Ràpita in the north direction and detours are made along the TV-3408, and the C-12 in the direction of Tortosa remains closed in both directions.
Adif and Renfe report that the train journey between Aldea-Amposta and Tortosa was interrupted by accumulations of water near Camp-Redondo, the incident only affects the R16 and the high-speed train continues to be cut.
The DGT advises stopping as much as possible in the event of extreme weather events.
