Una vecina lucha contra una tormenta en su hogar en Puente de Vallecas

Lucy, a resident of the Numancia neighborhood in Puente de Vallecas, is dealing with a situation that seems straight out of a disaster movie: it is literally raining inside her house due to construction work in the building.

Since the early hours of Friday, May 2, the sound of water falling on her house has been constant, waking her up and turning her daily life into complete chaos. This morning, with the storms that have hit the region, the situation has worsened significantly.

The young woman has had to place buckets throughout the house to try to mitigate the effects of this unexpected downpour. «It’s raining inside the house,» she declares with frustration, as she watches the paint on the walls and ceiling crumble little by little. «The entire ceiling is wet,» she adds, highlighting the seriousness of the situation.

In addition to the incessant rainfall, Lucy is also facing additional problems: dampness is starting to severely affect her home, the parquet flooring is lifting, and furniture is suffering irreparable damage. The kitchen has also been affected, putting the stored food at risk. «I don’t know who will do my grocery shopping,» she laments.

Despite notifying her insurance company about this serious situation, the process is frustrating. Lucy explains that she has been calling constantly for answers and assistance, but so far has not received any tangible solution. «The insurance has been notified, but they say they will call me, and no one has called me here,» she comments in despair.

Every few hours, Lucy is forced to empty the buckets and boxes she has improvised to collect the falling water. The situation is so critical that even the sink is clogged due to the excess accumulated water. «I’m already tired,» she confesses, reflecting the emotional and physical exhaustion that this issue is causing her.

Lucy urgently needs a solution to this problem that not only threatens her home but also her emotional well-being.