More than half of 216 deaths due to DANA in Valencia, they were over 70 years old. Of the total number of deaths recorded, 131 are men and 85 women190 were of Spanish nationality and 26 others had 11 different nationalities.
This is clear from the analysis carried out by the Data Integration Center (CID) of the 216 deaths recorded so far in the disaster that occurred in Valencia on October 29.
The most significant findings of the analysis are that 131 of the deceased are men and 85 are women, 104 of the deceased were aged 70 or over (15 were nonagenarians) and 26 of them were foreigners, 11 different nationalities.
In addition, the municipalities where the greatest number of deaths have been recorded are Paiporta (45), Catarroja (25), Valence (16), Alfafar (15), Massanassa (11) and Benetússer, Torrent and Picanya (10 in each case).
The CID is a technical body composed of a Forensic Office and an Office of the State Security Forces and Corps, with specialized agents from the Civil Guard and the National Police, and its main function is to collect and supervise the various reports of offenses. . identification carried out by the different institutions of people who died in multiple victim events, under RD 32/2009.
This center is the only one authorized by this royal decree to publicly provide the media official figuresthrough the Communication Office of the Superior Court of Justice of the Valencian Community, regarding the forensic and forensic treatment of the event.
