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Spain’s Mediterranean holiday islands of Ibiza and Formentera were hit by torrential rainfall that triggered floods and prompted the closure of beaches and schools. The islands were placed under red alert, with forecasters warning of "extraordinary danger" from heavy rainfall that could trigger flash floods and river surges. The islands emerged relatively unscathed with the downpours coming a day after the eastern Valencia region, where more than 200 people died 11 months ago in Spain’s deadliest floods in decades, was also placed under the highest weather alert for rain.
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