THE DANAcontinues to wreak havoc after causing at least 64 deaths in the Valencian Community and Castile-La Mancha. This Wednesday, heavy rains flooded the streets of Frontera Sherryin Cádiz, where situations were experienced such as the moment when a family is almost swept away by floods.
As we can see in the video that illustrates these lines, a woman with a minor in her arms, accompanied by several other children, walks down the street against the flow, which at one point is about to drag one of the minerswhich the woman catches just in time. The family gets into a car against which they arrive crush a trash can carried away by the force of the water.
The city hall has asked citizens to be extremely careful in certain areas of the city, such as Cantos Ropero and La Granja avenues and Ancha and Porvera streets. accumulation of water and movement of containers.
The Consistory, moreover, closed all parks and sports facilities public, in addition to the zoo and the La Merced cemetery, and reported that the Urban bus service is paralyzed due to the impossibility for vehicles to circulate due to the accumulation of water.
Subsequently, he announced the activation of the Local Territorial Emergency Plan in Emergency phase and Operational situation 1.
The Consortium of Firefighters of the Province of Cádiz reported that the area most affected by the rains and where their actions are concentrated is precisely Jerez. The troops carried out some 40 interventions on public roadsconsisting mainly of the opening of pins to facilitate the drainage of water. The level has fallen and is under control, according to the same source.
In addition, firefighters removed several stuck vehicles on Tío Pepe Avenue to remove them from the road and move them to a safe area. Furthermore, a person was rescued from a vehicle on Avenida Alcalde Cantos Ropero, on the corner with Puertas del Sur. Also The Montealto School and the Community of Religious were evacuated Daughters of Saint Mary of the Heart of Jesus of Montealto.
Despite the concentration of rain and the interventions in a short period of time, the Fire Brigade does not assess the situation as extremely serious or dangerous and emphasizes that no bodily injury occurred.
