Heavy rainfall in eastern Spain, particularly in Valencia and Catalonia, has led to devastating floods and tragically, the deaths of four people, according to local media reports today. Regional authorities in Valencia implemented a multi-hour curfew across 145 municipalities due to the flooding, impacting approximately 800,000 residents. The restrictions began on Saturday and were intended to ensure public safety amidst the dangerous conditions. As of Monday afternoon, the curfew remained in effect for just eight of those municipalities, signaling a gradual easing of the immediate crisis. Emergency services continue to assess the damage and provide assistance to affected areas in Valencia and Catalonia. The severe weather has caused significant disruption and prompted widespread concern for residents across eastern Spain.