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At least four people died after heavy rain caused severe flooding in eastern Spain, primarily affecting the Valencia and Alicante regions. Two bodies were recovered in Oliva on Monday: a 79-year-old woman found at her home and another man who suffered a heart attack at a campsite. In Sagunto, a man drowned while swimming at the beach, and in Catalonia, a woman fell into a rain-swollen stream and died. Emergency services rescued over 450 stranded individuals, with some airlifted from rooftops and buildings. Around 2,000 people were evacuated from seven campsites in Oliva alone.