Neymar, striker for Saudi Al-Hilalsent humanitarian aid with its private planes to flood victims in southern Brazil, an action it shared Tuesday to encourage donations for that region of the country.
“I don’t like to publish everything I do or what I help with, because the doer… do it from the heart and not out of commitment. So this message is to encourage people to help more,” said the star of the Brazilian team on his X profile.
Neymar, 32 years oldhis comment was accompanied by several photos in which a hangar appears with some of its aircraft surrounded by humanitarian aid with products such as water and food.
The former Santos, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain player thanked the pilots of his planes for their work the transfer of aid to Rio Grande do Sul, the state most affected by the flood and which borders Argentina and Uruguay.
“Our Brazil is going through a delicate moment and helping NEVER hurts, regardless of your financial situation, what matters is what you carry in your heart,” he expressed.
The attacker, who is recovering from a serious knee injury in Saudi Arabia, said he was “praying from afar for everything to return to normal”, while his father, Neymar da Silva Santos, “takes care of everyone and provides all possible assistance” to the victims.
According to the latest report from the Civil Defense, last week’s heavy rains in Rio Grande do Sul have caused at least 90 deaths, 132 missing and nearly 1.4 million people affected.
The historic flooding of some of the major rivers wreaked havoc in 388 municipalities, including Porto Alegre, the regional capital, and forced nearly 200,000 people to leave their homes due to flooding.
Brazilian authorities are focused on rescuing survivors who are still isolated, while working to guarantee energy and water to the population.
In the neighboring state of Santa Catarina One death and material damage were also reported in some of its municipalities due to the strong typhoon, which is expected to continue for the next few days.
Source: La Verdad
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