Young people with their SUVs, convoys loaded with equipment and chefs at the heart of the disaster immediately went to Valencia to “help” those who “lost everything”.
The streets turned into rivers, hundreds of cars piled up and more than two hundred died. The first images and data from DANA which particularly devastated the Valencian Community awakened almost instantly the spontaneous solidarity of dozens of volunteers from Castile and…
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