In the aftermath of the devastating floods in Catarroja, the community remains far from normalcy.

The Blasco Ibáñez Avenue, a symbol of the destruction, is still grappling with unsanitary conditions and psychological distress among residents.

Despite some cleanup efforts, including the removal of mud and sewage, many homes and businesses remain uninhabitable.

Schools are partially reopening, but many students continue with online classes due to damaged facilities.

The local government faces criticism for slow recovery efforts, as many garages and public services remain non-functional.

Residents express frustration and disappointment, feeling abandoned in their struggle to rebuild their lives.