Flash Flood Chaos in Spanish Holiday Hotspot Jaen Submerges Cars
Flash Floods Hit Spanish Holiday Hotspot Jaen

Flash floods have hit the southern city of Jaen, Spain, following torrential downpours, with pedestrians knocked to the ground, cars submerged, and roads turned into rivers. The dramatic weather event occurred around 8pm yesterday, as footage showed people being washed down streets and struggling to stand.

Chaos in the Streets

Motorists found themselves being overtaken by floating wheelie bins in raging torrents of water. Locals and holidaymakers were then hit by a hailstorm, adding to the chaos. Footage captured people shouting for help as cascading water knocked them off their feet and prevented them from getting back up.

Emergency Response

Emergency services have been deployed to assist those affected and assess the damage. The storm has left roads impassable and vehicles stranded. Authorities are urging residents and visitors to avoid travel in the affected areas until conditions improve.

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This is a breaking news story, and more details are expected to emerge as the situation develops.

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