The recent catastrophic floods in Valencia have left a trail of devastation, claiming at least 95 lives, with Paiporta being the hardest hit.

The town, located just a few kilometers from Valencia, has been described as a 'zone zero' of destruction, with 45 fatalities reported, including six elderly residents from a flooded care home.

The floods, caused by a severe weather event, have left the area submerged in mud, with homes destroyed and vehicles piled up like toys.

Many residents, caught off guard, sought refuge on rooftops and upper floors as the waters rose rapidly.

The Spanish government has announced a 250 million euro aid package to support the affected, with 6,000 euros allocated to each victim.

As the community grapples with the aftermath, the focus remains on recovery and rebuilding amidst the overwhelming loss.