No casualties were reported in the latest round of flooding, after more than 200 people were killed last week.

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A flash flood has swept away cars in Spanish artist Salvador Dali’s former home area in a repeat of the agonising scenes witnessed 10 days ago in Valencia.

Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia were pelted with mud by crowds during their visit to the region last week, as anger fermented among communities who said they felt abandoned by authorities in the wake of the natural disaster, with troops and police deployed to assist communities in affected areas.

The picturesque Costa Brava village of Cadaqués was flooded on Friday by torrential rain which saw dozens of cars dragged out to sea, just over a week after the most devastating floods in Spain’s modern history.

The Catalan coastal town Cadaqués is among the worst hit areas in a scene reminiscent of the flash floods that hit Valencia last week

Cars can be seen been swept away and piled against a bridge. There were no immediate reports of casualties. The latest flooding comes after a devastating week for several areas of Spain, with more than 200 people killed in one of the worst floods in Europe this century.

Spain has been hit by a new deluge of heavy rain that saw cars carried away by floodwater near the northern city of Girona. The Prince of Wales said he was ‘proud’ of his wife and father for the way they have handled things.

Spain woke up to more flooding chaos today as another deluge of rain swept cars down a street. Around 30 cars were washed away in the town of Cadaques in Girona, Catalonia its mayor confirmed this morning,