In the aftermath of devastating floods in southeastern Spain, authorities continue to struggle with widespread mud and debris that complicate recovery efforts. With contaminated muck posing severe health risks, experts warn of pathogens and toxic materials present in the sludge. Over a week post-disaster, regions remain inaccessible, hindering search and rescue operations. Health officials emphasize the need for safety precautions for volunteers engaged in cleanup, stressing the urgency of swift actions to prevent diseases. As recovery efforts continue, the situation remains precarious with concerns of additional casualties lurking beneath the debris.