The wave of solidarity that, from all over Spain, supports those affected by DANA and that hits the Valencian Community, has a new channel. The Generalitat has created a solidarity account.
The objective of this initiative is to guide the donations that citizens, entities and businesses can make. These, as they point out, will be intended entirely to assist those affected and to help repair the damage suffered.
The solidarity initiative is now operational thanks to the Department of Finance, Economy and Public Administration in collaboration with Banco Sabadell. Interested people can make their donations to the following finalist account: ES94 0081 0693 61 0002423445.
An aspect that emerges from the declaration of the Generalitat is that “for each euro given, Banco Sabadell has committed to contributing an additional euro“. And as they add, this already implies a minimum contribution from the entity of 500,000 euros.
The message of The Generalitat reiterates its gratitude for the involvement and solidarity of all entities, companies and individuals who have shown their willingness to contribute to minimizing the impact of DANA.
And that is why they also emphasize the importance of coordination. Since early Friday morning, hundreds of people in Valencia have been traveling by road and on foot to reach the most affected municipalities, but this This also causes roads to collapse..
President Carlos Mazón addressed this issue in this afternoon’s report on how disaster recovery management is approached. “It is urgent that this be taken seriously, We do not rule out additional measures, not just advice, to prevent these routes from being obstructed. by private vehicles.
The head of the Consell recalled, in a serious tone, that roads are essential for the transport of food and emergency services. “A measure which could also be extended to pedestrians because the need for them to return to their homes is imperative because the roads are collapsing,” he added.
Minister Fernando Grande Marlaska joined this message in the same midday intervention. “Mobility these days should be as restricted as possible as this will ensure that the media can do their job in the most effective way possible.”
