In the wake of catastrophic floods in Spain, cemeteries are left flooded and damaged, complicating dignified burials for victims. In Catarroja, where the water reached 1.7 meters, grieving families are unable to inter their loved ones, including four flood victims. Local officials and volunteers are striving to clean up, but the extent of destruction means burials may be delayed for weeks. As communities cope with the emotional toll, many families face harsh realities, including legal restrictions on moving bodies between graves, deepening their grief amid ongoing recovery efforts.