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Alicante 阿利坎特

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Approximately 145 municipalities in the severely affected areas of Valencia and Alicante implemented shelter-at-home measures affecting around 900,000 people.

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Approximately 145 municipalities in the severely affected areas of Valencia and Alicante implemented shelter-at-home measures affecting around 900,000 people.

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Storms have brought heavy rainfall to several parts of Spain in recent days, triggering flooding. According to Spanish media tallies, the severe weather had killed four people as of October 19. In the hard-hit areas of Valencia and Alicante, around 145 municipalities implemented stay-at-home safety measures, affecting approximately 900,000 people.
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在受灾严重的巴伦西亚和阿利坎特,有约145个市镇实施居家避险措施,涉及约90万人。
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