The President of the Government has appeared at the Moncloa Palace to send a message of support and support to the victims and all people affected by the historic storm that has caused the death of at least 70 people in Valencia and Albacete. “We are going to help you with all the resources of the state and the European Union if necessary so that you can move forward,” he promised.
Pedro Sánchez has expressed his solidarity and condolences to the people affected. “Spain will give its best. Let’s pitch in. Let us accompany those who have lost their loved ones in grief,” he said.
The president has also called for caution in the coming hours. “Let’s not let our guard down, we cannot end this episode. I ask that you take extreme precautions, all security measures. United we are going to rebuild your streets. “All of Spain is with you,” he assured.
“To the towns and cities today destroyed by this tragedy I say the same thing, united we are going to rebuild your streets, your squares, your bridges and all of Spain is and will be with you. I ask those who live there to take extreme precautions, including all safety measures, not to go out on the road, to avoid traveling near ravines, valleys, riverbeds and to pay attention at all times to the recommendations of the emergency services. emergency and of course the State security forces and bodies. In short, that no one puts their life at risk, he has claimed.
In an institutional message from the Moncloa Palace, the president solemnly addressed the citizens to send a message of unity and support to all those affected. “Spain always gives its best in crises like this. We did it during the COVID-19 pandemic, during Filomena, during the La Palma volcanic eruption, also during other DANA events less serious than this one and we are going to do it again now. So let’s lend a hand, let’s help those who cannot access their home, those who are looking for a family member, a friend, a loved one, and above all at this time let us accompany those who have lost their loved ones in pain. dear ones.”
From twelve noon, Sánchez will chair the Crisis Committee to monitor the effects of DANA, which will meet at the Moncloa Complex. As announced by the Secretary of State for Communication in a public note, this meeting will be attended by the first vice president and Minister of Finance; the second vice president and minister of Labor and Social Economy; the third vice president and minister for Ecological Transformation and the Demographic Challenge; the Minister of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts; the Minister of the Interior; the Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, and the Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory.
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