Spain's government to send 10,000 soldiers and police to Valencia after deadly floods

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Hopes of finding survivors more than three days after torrents of muddy water submerged towns and wrecked infrastructure were slim in the European country's deadliest such disaster in decades.
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At least 211 people have been killed, including 202 in Valencia alone, in Spain’s deadliest natural disaster in living memory.
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As many as 5,000 additional troops have been deployed by Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to deal with the aftermath of the catastrophic floods that swept the country this week, killing at least 211 people in the east, south and central regions.
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Rescuers were still searching for bodies in stranded cars and sodden buildings on Saturday, four days after the monstrous flash floods that swept away everything in their path in the east of Spain.
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