The captain of Levant, Vicente Iborrawalked this Thursday afternoon in one of the areas most affected by the flood and, with a few shovels and pulling a shopping cart, he worked with the victims of the floods in Valencia. The footballer, together with his wife and three children, crossed one of the bridges that connect Valencia to Paiporta with the aim of helping the residents of this town, which was one of the most devastated by the flood.
The captain of Levante, despite recovering from the plantar fasciitis in his left foot that prevented him from playing his team’s last games in LaLiga Hypermotion, was able to travel just over ten kilometers, between the return journey, in that place near the capital of Turia.
Iborra also collaborated in the Ciutat de València on Thursday morning in the distribution of food deposited by many citizens in the countryside of Levante to be sent to those affected. In addition to Iborra, and according to sources from the Valencian club, other non-sporting members of Levante traveled to Paiporta on Thursday afternoon to distribute food and basic needs in different vans.
Source: La Verdad
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