Alert in Castellón por el aumento de caudal en ríos y barrancos

The flood emergency in the Community of Valencia and other areas of Spain has not been fully lifted. It is a hundred years for the province of Valencia, the region of Dana.

The Generalitat Valenciana Emergency Coordination Center sent two notifications this Thursday morning after a dispute over when the alerts were sent to the mobile phones of the population of the regions most at risk.

One of the Es-Alert notifications reminded residents of the province of Valencia not to travel by road to facilitate the work of the emergency services.

Another message reached all mobile phones in the province of Castellón: “Before an episode of heavy rains, they are asked to stay in their homes on high ground and if they are outside, take shelter at high points.”

There is no circular requirement in this state.

The State Meteorological Agency has put the coast and north of Castello on red alert due to heavy rains of up to 200 liters per square meter expected this Thursday.

The Emergency Coordination Center has issued a special hydrological warning regarding rising water levels in rivers and streams in the state.

La Confederación Hidrográfica del Jucar reported water rising with a record reading of 50 m3/s on the Cervera rambla with an upward trend.

State 2 of the Special Flood Plan has also been activated in the Baix Maestrat, Tirig, Alcalaten and Plana Alta districts and hydrological monitoring has been carried out throughout the area with traceable records exceeding 150 l/m2. lo largo de todo el día.