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Re: Floods is the Lo Marabu area if Quesada prone to floodin

Postby Denise Callow » Sat Oct 12, 2019 10:27 am

Is the area of Lo Marabu Quesada prone to flooding as it’s near
the salt lakes Can any one advise
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Re: Floods is the Lo Marabu area if Quesada prone to floodin

Postby marcliff » Sat Oct 12, 2019 10:43 am

Denise Callow wrote:Is the area of Lo Marabu Quesada prone to flooding as it’s near
the salt lakes Can any one advise



You need to be a bit more specific. Lo Marabu covers all the west side and some of the south side of Quesada. It stretches from the salt lake and all the way up to Coopers complex which is way at the top of a hill.

If you specifically mean the bit along the Lemon Tree road at the south end of Lo Marabu then it didn't suffer after the last violent storms.

When it rains heavily here, most of the roads get rather flooded as the drains aren't particularly that good but I've not seen any properties flooded. It usually goes after 10 or 15 minutes.
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Re: Floods

Postby camionpilot » Sat Oct 12, 2019 12:09 pm

Several underbuilds and garages including storage areas at the rear of jysk were flooded up to a depth of 6 inches ..!!
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Re: Floods

Postby marcliff » Sat Oct 12, 2019 12:59 pm

Yes, I forgot to put in those without underbuilds. I went along the whole area two days after the big storm and couldn't see any properties affected but, of course, I couldn't see inside.
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Re: Floods

Postby lexia » Sat Oct 12, 2019 1:47 pm

Question to Marcliff can you please inform me what you mean by the extra from Valencia. Regards.
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Re: Floods

Postby marcliff » Sat Oct 12, 2019 2:29 pm

The Valencian Government made a fund available to all those affected by the floods which was supposed to have been paid immediately. It was €1500 to start with and up to €4500 in some cases and was to allow for replacing furniture or renting somewhere if the property was uninhabitable.
It was claimed from the town halls and had nothing to do with the consortium or insurance claims and was a supplement to cover the initial mayhem.
Claims were to be made by 14th October

Dedicated offices to make the claims have been set up in eight town halls across the Baja Vega region; In Orihuela, Benferri, Dolores, Pilar de la Horadada, Almoradí, Bigastro, Catral and Callosa de Segura.

To apply, you must have proof that you are resident in the property affected during the storm and subsequent flooding, either with the property deeds or a valid rental contract.

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Re: Floods

Postby jpeg » Sat Oct 12, 2019 3:36 pm

But no one has received the 1500 Euros yet I made my claim for which I have a reciept on the Monday following the disaster at Catral town hall but no sign of any cash going to my bank
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Re: Floods

Postby marcliff » Sat Oct 12, 2019 3:50 pm

jpeg wrote:But no one has received the 1500 Euros yet I made my claim for which I have a reciept on the Monday following the disaster at Catral town hall but no sign of any cash going to my bank



Shocking, isn't it? I thought it was supposed to be an immediate fund to help out but it appears to be held up somewhere.
I did read that some 400 people (which included businesses affected) had received payments but I've yet so hear of anyone affected getting in.
Hopefully they have just been waiting for the cut-off date and will start paying out soon but seems a bit late for some people.
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Re: Floods

Postby cheflady » Sat Oct 12, 2019 4:39 pm

Really hope so Marcliff!
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Re: Floods

Postby lexia » Sat Oct 12, 2019 7:57 pm

Marcliff. Thankyou.
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