Laurence Dollimore
KING Felipe VI of Spain has reached out to the areas affected by the floods currently wreaking havoc along the Costa del Sol.
The Spanish royal has taken a personal interest in Cartama and has held a telephone call with the town’s mayor Jorge Gallardo.
He asked the mayor for an update on the status of the worst affected areas, including Estacion de Cartama and Dona Ana.
“He has offered his support and hopes everything can be resolved as quickly as possible,” said Gallardo, who has also been in liaison with Junta boss Susana Diaz.
Malaga mayor Francisco de la Torre thanked the king in a tweet.
“My thanks to King Felipe VI for calling and being personally interested in the consequences of the rains affecting Malaga province,” he said.
The flash floods, caused by heavy rainfall, have caused serious damage across the Costa del Sol and claimed the life of a 26-year-old woman this morning.
What, in practical terms, has the King actually DONE? Fine words butter no parsnips.
@Stefanjo
He’s downstairs bailing out my groundfloor as we speak. Hell of a guy.
What. With that leaky crown?
Of course the whole population of Málaga is grateful for his visit and support.
It means a lot for the people that really matters.
The Spaniards.
The man is an anachronistic burden on society, the same as any ‘Royal’ family. Anyone in their right mind doesn’t give a damn what he has to say.
¿Ha visitado? No lo creo.
No hablas por mí.