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Victoria Street, Malaga, Spain....

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Denise Van Patten1 year ago

Beautiful Malaga! I was there 2 years ago; I’m not sure why its always harder to see a flooding (or any disaster) in a place you are familiar with. But my heart goes out to the people of Malaga.

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Sponty1 year ago

Umbrella seems pointless when the rain is up to your waist

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Astrid Lavalette 𝕏1 year ago

Emergency services in the Málaga region — which includes the tourist resorts of Marbella, Velez and Estepona — have moved around 3,000 people from houses at high risk of flooding located near the Guadalhorce River.

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April Danann - Nature Rebel Apothecary1 year ago

Nothing about any of this looks normal 🤔

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[BTS] twlch631 year ago

Valencia flooded more than normal because the EU demanded they knock down a load of dams , is this the same for Malaga?

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Alex Whittaker1 year ago

The Spaniards are getting hammered weather wise at the moment. Unreal 😱

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GimleteyeLA1 year ago

Málaga is a port city founded by the Phoenicians in the 8th century. Climate change is going to wipe our slate clean, isn’t it.

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Caroline Castle1 year ago

Oh God ….. and you can see the rain storms just going round and round, hitting Valencia again and Malaga. Poor Spain.

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