Several villages of Saragossa They have been completely razed after the torrential rains last Friday, June 13. Municipalities such as Azuara, Letux, Herrera de los Navarros or Villar de los Navarros continue on Monday with flooded streets, housing housing and neighbors cleaning tirelessly, many times without water, without light and without institutional help.
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The wave of solidarity has not taken to activate through social networks. One of the most visible voices has been that of Nuria Adraos, creator of Valencian content with more than 5.6 million followers in Tiktok, which announced on Sunday afternoon that it will travel personally to the affected areas loaded with cleaning materials.
Nuria Adraos, who already participated in cleaning work after the Dana de Valencia, has launched a clear message on her social networks: “We have many things here that we use for the Dana that can now serve those people who helped us at the time,” he explained. Therefore, this Monday has decided to organize an urgent collection in Valencia and move with their father to the affected peoples of Aragon.
A remained in the Rambleta to load help
“We are going to go with the car as loaded as possible”
A remained in the Rambleta to load help
Nuria has been this Monday, June 16 at 9 am in the auditorium of La Rambleta, in Valencia, where he has remained about 30 or 40 minutes to collect materials. “I’m going to make a stay in the auditorium of La Rambleta, at 9:00 a.m.
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The idea is to load your car to the fullest. “I have a fairly large car that fits many things. We will load the car with the maximum possible things: cubes, shovels, boots, whatever,” he detailed. In addition, it encourages those who plan to travel from Valencia to join the initiative: “If anyone plans to go tomorrow to Zaragoza from Valencia, because if they also want to come to the Rambleta auditorium to load things, we all go out from there with the maximum possible things to help the affected peoples.”
Nuria Adraos has encouraged those who plan to travel from Valencia to join the initiative
“We are going to go with the car as loaded as possible”
In his message, Nuria also wanted to make it clear that he acts on his own initiative, in the absence of official collection points. “They are telling me that there are no collection points, so let’s see in everything we can help,” he says. To facilitate collaboration, you are sharing in your Instagram stories updated information about access, specific needs and messages that come directly from the affected villages.
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“From now on I am going to leave you a few stories that are going through people from there, of trust, of things that are needed and access, especially in case you want to go from another part other than Valencia,” he added.
With this gesture, Nuria Adraos joins the support network that has arisen on social networks, along with other figures such as Teresa Sanz, which has also launched a call to citizens from Letux. “See you and let’s see in everything we can help,” Nuria concludes in his video.
At 9:00 in the Rambleta Auditorium in Valencia, Monday 16 ❤️🩹 I will collect all possible materials and I will go there to the affected areas. Any help is good, thanks.
