Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET) said some areas recorded their highest daily rainfall totals in more than 30 years.  La Pobla Tornesa recorded 197.6mm of rain in 24 hours to 01 April 48 mm of rain fell in 4 hours in Vilafamés The worst affected areas were the towns of Almassora The provincial government also reported some flooding in Benicàssim Firefighters were called on to rescue 91 people trapped in their homes or vehicles in over 40 rescue operations mostly in Almassora but also in Borriana and Oropesa del Mar Firefighters were wearing masks during rescue operations to protect from the COVID-19 virus 🚒 Els bombers de la Diputació @SIAB_Castellon han rescatat 91 persones de l'interior dels seus habitatges i vehicles durant l'últim episodi de fortes pluges 📲 https://t.co/ccrXMsR3Tm pic.twitter.com/Wdp7yVWUvX — Diputació de Castelló (@dipcas) April 2, 2020 — CPBC (@SIAB_Castellon) April 1, 2020 📸 Imatges dels #BombersForestals ahir treballant en el buidatge d'aigua a Almassora. Durant la nit @SIAB_Castellon ha continuat treballant amb les incidències produïdes tan a Almassora com a Burriana. pic.twitter.com/TsoBueqMJ1 — GVA 112CV (@GVA112) April 2, 2020 Cookies | Privacy | Contacts © Copyright 2025 FloodList A 72-year-old man from Vila-real has become the ninth victim of a ‘bous al carrer’ bull-running event in what is already the most tragic year for deaths in Valencia region of Spain The incident happened on Wednesday afternoon in the town of Almassora a municipality in Castellón province (one of the three that make up the Valencia Comunitat) in which bullfighting events are currently being held was walking near the bull run barriers in the street and with no apparent intention of participating in the event when the bull charged him and gored him in the groin The injured man was initially treated by health personnel in facilities at the bullfighting arena before being transferred to the general hospital in Castellón in a serious condition He died shortly afterwards in the hopsital's intensive care unit The town hall in Almassora suspended all the acts of the Roser festivities scheduled for Wednesday following the death The remaining bull events are scheduled to continue from today (Thursday) until Sunday has conveyed condolences to the victim's family and called a minute of silence at 12 noon Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados In the heartwarming celebration held at the Almassora residence Amador Milián (1922) and Matilde Meseguer (1926) marked an amazing milestone their 70th wedding anniversary -- although the couple has been together a record-breaking 82 years and the entire Almassora community to honor this extraordinary couple The festivities commenced with an animated proclamation by Salva Sanchez El Mussennacitu who declared the celebration as a recognition not just of the couple but also "of all the people of Almassora." With trumpet in hand he set the stage for a jubilant atmosphere José Manuel, one of the couple's two sons, took a poignant moment to share his parents' secret to a lasting marriage: "The RTP: Respect, trust, and patience. They are heroes — an example for everyone." He also expressed gratitude to the nursing home staff for their role in making the celebration possible. Mayor María Tormo, presenting Matilde with a bouquet of white carnations reminiscent of her wedding day, acknowledged the couple as "an example of love, affection, and respect" that inspires the entire community. The ceremony also featured contributions from Mayor Eugenia Martinavarro and the center's director, Eugenia Gómez, who conveyed warm wishes to the jubilant couple. The grand finale was a touching gesture from the couple's great-grandchildren, Gerard, Júlia, Arnau, and Enric, who presented rings for Amador and Matilde to renew their vows. Amador and Matilde's 70 years together as husband and wife not only deserve celebration but serve as a radiant example of enduring love and commitment for all those contemplating marriage. Get Aleteia delivered to your inbox. It’s free! Articles like these are sponsored free for every Catholic through the support of generous readers just like you. Please make a tax-deductible donation today! Help us continue to bring the Gospel to people everywhere through uplifting Catholic news, stories, spirituality, and more. THE 28-year-old becomes the latest Mighty Warriors player to earn a professional contract abroad after signing for the Spanish side Spanish Iberdrola side Joventut Almassora has sealed the signing of Zimbabwe midfielder Emmaculate Mpisa Mpisa arrived in Spain on Thursday evening and was unveiled by Almassora on Saturday after she successfully passed her medicals and agreed on personal terms The move has now brought to an end the 28-year-old’s journey with Zimbabwean women’s top-flight outfit Black Rhinos Queens She is also following in the footsteps of Rhino Queens product who became the first Zimbabwean to earn a professional contract in 2017 head coach Julio Martin is excited to add Mpisa to his midfield ranks as he hopes to guide Joventut to a playoff spot this season They are currently in sixth with 13 points from 12 games “Mpisa matches their criteria of the type of player they were looking for because she is very mobile good in possession and such qualities will see her fit in with our style of play,” Martin told the media The 2019 FUZ Women’s Player of the Year winner will be hoping to make a bright start to life in Spain when she launches her professional career in the colours of Almassora Mpisa made the travelling squad to Alhama and could make her professional debut on Sunday New Zimbabwe.com Tweets by NewZimbabweCom NewZimbabwe.com – The Zimbabwe News You Trust is Zimbabwe’s leading online newspaper and published by New Zimbabwe Media Ltd The platform brings you the latest breaking News Diaspora and gives you everything you’ve come to expect and love Our Forums are vibrant and gives everyone a chance to be heard tablet smart phone or on our App its quick easy and free access all the news you love NewZimbabwe.com is updated continually with the latest news to help you feed your addiction with stories & photos from Zimbabwe and many more!