Ondara Town Council has warned that the Girona and Alberca rivers are experiencing very high water levels, posing a significant risk to residents' safety. In response, the Guardia Civil has reiterated the instruction for the population to remain confined to their homes and has recommended avoiding any travel altogether.
As a precautionary measure, the council has closed ravines, fords and passages throughout the municipality that may become flooded. In addition, residents are asked to respect traffic restrictions in place, road signage and the orders of Local Police and emergency teams working in the area.
According to the Town Council, to date no significant damage has been reported in the urban section where the Alberca river flows. However, the council warns that the rainfall episode continues to be unfavourable and conditions may change rapidly.
Authorities insist that residents must stay in their homes and only leave if absolutely necessary, without crossing ravines, rivers or passages that could flood. They also recommend keeping away from watercourses and flood-risk areas, keeping any non-essential outings to a minimum. For urgent alerts or immediate assistance, the number 112 is available.
Ondara Town Council continues to monitor rainfall and river levels and will provide updates through its official channels, the only recommended source for reliable information on the state of the emergency.
