Virtually all the television news reports have gone to the area most affected by the DANAand the presenters are intervening live to narrate the drama.
This Saturday, the journalist María Casado intervened from Catarroja to Telecinco Newsand the veteran anchorwoman could not avoid a burst of sincerityshocked by what she was seeing.
“They feel alone, they feel abandoned, five days after what happened here they have gone two and three days without help. You’ll forgive me for being so frank, but they have lived a fucking horror, a fucking hell. what the families are living here,” Casado said.
“There are families here who have been two and three days without water and without food. Today, aid has started to arrive, but not enough“, added María Casado in her live intervention.
Already in the morning, María Casado told in another intervention how dramatic what she was experiencing was: “What they are asking us for are machines, they are asking for the Army to come in, pumps to drain the water in the basements. Four days and they are telling us that only yesterday they began to receive a little help”.