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Valencia residents struggle with public transport issues one month after Storm DANA

Video Credit: euronews (in English) - Duration: 01:19s - Published
Valencia residents struggle with public transport issues one month after Storm DANA

Valencia residents struggle with public transport issues one month after Storm DANA

The Valencian metro service, which serves an average of 7.5 million people monthly, remains paralysed nearly a month after the passage of Storm DANA.


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