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Majorca residents continue to clean up after deadly flash flooding

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First published at 13:10 UTC on October 11th, 2018.

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Clean-up operations continue in the Spanish island of Majorca after deadly flash flooding killed at least ten.

Footage captured today, October 11, shows residents clearing mud and removing debris from the streets in Sant Llorenc, one of the most de…

Clean-up operations continue in the Spanish island of Majorca after deadly flash flooding killed at least ten.

Footage captured today, October 11, shows residents clearing mud and removing debris from the streets in Sant Llorenc, one of the most devastated towns by the sudden flood in the region.

At least 10 people, including a British couple, have died in the disaster and a search continues for a five-year-old boy and two Germans who are still missing.

The regional government has declared three days of mourning.

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