The Valencia flood death toll has reached 202, as survivors have been pleading for aid as they have no food or water to live on, amid warnings that Spain will be battered by another round of storms. Residents of the decimated city told local media that they are terrified for their lives, as authorities try to count the dead. ‘This is a disaster. There are a lot of elderly people who don’t have medicine. There are children who don’t have food. We don’t have milk, we don’t have water. We have no access to anything,’ a resident of Alfafar, one of the most affected towns in south Valencia, told state television station TVE. ‘No-one even came to warn us on the first day.’ Juan Ramon Adsuara, the mayor of Alfafar, one of the hardest hit towns, said the aid is not nearly enough for residents trapped in an ‘extreme situation’. ‘There are people living with corpses at home. It’s very sad. We are organising ourselves, but we are running out of everything,’ he told reporters. #spain #floodi...