
Un hombre fallece al caerle un muro en Tordera mientras el temporal se desplaza hacia el norte de Cataluña
Un hombre ha fallecido al caerle un muro en un camping de Tordera a causa de las lluvias torrenciales e inundaciones provocadas por un 'minihuracán' en el litoral de Barcelona, mientras el temporal avanza hacia Girona.
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Las lluvias torrenciales y las inundaciones provocadas por un 'minihuracán' han asolado el litoral de Barcelona desde el sábado por la tarde.
Las lluvias torrenciales y las inundaciones provocadas por lo que la Generalitat ha denominado como 'minihuracán', que ha asolado el litoral de Barcelona desde el sábado por la tarde, ha dejado la primera víctima mortal. Un hombre ha fallecido al caerle un muro en un camping de en Tordera, en el Maresme, al límite de la provincia barcelonesa con la de Girona, hacia donde ahora se dirige el temporal.
El presidente de la Generalitat, Salvador Illa, ha lamentado la pérdida y ha enviado el "más sentido pésame" a los familiares de la víctima en un apunte en redes sociales, en el que ha pedido mantener " la máxima prudencia", ya que la situación continúa siendo complicada, especialmente desde la mitad de Catalunya hacia el norte.

An episode of torrential rains in Catalonia causes the death of two people in Tordera and Montornès del Vallès, while firefighters search for a missing person. The storm has forced the suspension of the train service.
Barcelona and nearby municipalities are experiencing the rainiest Saturday in 20 years, with records exceeding 200 l/m² in areas such as Granollers and Mataró. Civil Protection maintains mobility restrictions due to the risk of flooding and river overflowing.

Catalonia records historic rains with more than 100 liters per square meter in a few hours, causing flooding in Sants and L'Hospitalet, delays at El Prat airport and suspension of public transport. The Generalitat has activated the maximum alert (6/6) and recommended staying at home due to the risk of a mini Mediterranean hurricane.

Neighbors and environmental associations in Madrid denounce that the Community of Madrid has authorized the extension of sepiolite mining exploitation in the Lagunas de Ambroz, a renatured wetland of between 600 and 700 hectares located between San Blas-Canillejas, Vicálvaro, Coslada, San Fernando and El Cañaveral, which is home to more than 1,700 species and which they intend to turn into a green lung equivalent to Casa de Campo, despite to urban projects such as the Nueva Centralidad del Este sector and the reopening of the open pit mine by Tolsa, whose Environmental Impact Declaration had expired since 2019.
Exceptional rains in Catalonia have led the Government to declare a red alert, suspending activities and mobility in 20 regions, affecting the metro, trains, buses and airport, with more than 200 l/m2 expected and hundreds of event cancellations.

The Generalitat of Catalonia has ordered the population to stay at home and limit movements due to intense rains that have caused flooding, road closures and more than 2,000 calls to 112. Transport services such as Renfe and the Barcelona metro have been suspended, and cultural and sporting events have been cancelled. Civil Protection maintains the maximum alert level activated for a phenomenon described as a 'mini Mediterranean hurricane' that could leave more than 200 liters per square meter in less than six hours.