Spain takes to social media in search for flood missing


Members of Spain's Military Emergency Unit (UME) walk, following heavy rains that caused floods, in Paiporta, near Valencia, Spain, Nov 3, 2024. — Reuters

VALENCIA, Spain: When Vanesa Molina saw the plight of hundreds of compatriots desperately seeking news of their missing loved ones following Spain’s worst floods in decades, she decided to act.

The marketing specialist, 38, now manages the Instagram account "@dana.desaparecidos" where people can post photographs and information about their missing relatives.

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