On September 30, the Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET) raised the disaster warning level for the island of Ibiza to the highest level, with forecasts that rainfall could exceed 180mm in 12 hours in many areas.

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At Ibiza airport, heavy rain exceeded drainage capacity, causing the ceiling of the security check area to leak, and rainwater poured into the passenger area, according to The Sun.

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Many roads on the island were deeply flooded, including the road leading to the airport, the main road E-10 and internal routes such as Sant Antoni, Santa Eulària... This situation has caused traffic disruption on the island.

Widespread heavy rains have also severely affected tourism activities on the island. Many tourists have had to wade through flooded areas, resulting in wet and lost luggage. Flights leaving the island have also been delayed and cancelled en masse.

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Although there have been no reports of casualties, local authorities still advise residents and tourists to limit going out, avoid low-lying areas, streams or basements, and immediately contact emergency services if rescue is needed.

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Ibiza is one of the most famous islands in Spain's Balearic Islands, located in the Mediterranean Sea. It is known as a "party paradise" with the most vibrant nightclubs in Europe, attracting young people and international tourists.

Besides the bustling nightlife, Ibiza also owns beautiful beaches with clear blue water, ancient fishing villages, and cultural heritages recognized by UNESCO.

Historic floods, passengers wade through water with shoes in hand at the airport SPAIN - Prolonged heavy rain and flooding in many places have caused dozens of flights to be canceled, famous destinations to be closed, and tourists to be stranded.

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/dao-du-lich-thien-duong-te-liet-vi-mua-lu-xoi-xa-2447847.html