Nearly half of the 218 deaths that occurred last October 29 as a result of the DANA which devastated the Huerta Sur of Valencia, there were in enclosed spaces such as houses or garages. This is one of the conclusions of the report released Sunday by the Superior Court of Justice of the Valencian Community (TSJCV).
The data reflect that in the interior of dwellings were found 65 bodies and in garages, 32. These figures are recorded by the Data Integration Center (CID).
To these 97 bodies found in houses and garages to which must be added others found in enclosed spaces, such as the ten deceased in residences, six in cars, two others under vehicles and one in a van.
Four bodies were also found in basements (one of them in the basement of a supermarket), two in elevatorstwo on home terraces, two bodies in supermarket parking lots, one in a store parking lot, one in a subway parking lot and one in a parking lot next to a residence, among others.
In open spaces
In open spacesmost of the bodies were recovered in fields (24) and streets (21), although bodies were also taken from ravines (3), trees (3), irrigation ditches (2) or L’Albufera (2).
The statistics of the TSJCV also shows that fatalities were located in a rice field (1), an industrial estate (1), a plot of an industrial estate (1), a commercial first floor (1), a garden (1), a church (1)a railroad track (1), near a railroad track (1), a country estate near a railroad track (1), a landing (1), a watercourse (1), a telephone pole (1) and a sports center (1), among other places.
In addition, it should be noted that four of the dead lost their lives in hospital, while other three were recovered on the beaches of El Saler, Pinedo and Sueca.
According to the latest update this Saturday, the ante mortem offices set up by the National Police and the Civil Guard in collaboration with the forensic doctors counted 13 active files for missing persons reports.
