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Spanish football has set up a special committee for those affected by storm DANA

Football news 05 nov 2024, 06:11

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In recent days, Spain has been severely impacted by Storm Dana. The disaster has claimed the lives of over 200 people, and hundreds of cities have been flooded. Valencia has been hit the hardest, and this tragedy has united all of Spanish football.

Details: Today, La Liga, the Royal Spanish Football Federation, Liga F (the women's football league), and regional federations announced the creation of a crisis center to aid those affected by the storm.

🚨El fútbol español crea un Comité de crisis para apoyar a los afectados por la DANA.

🤝 LALIGA, @rfef, los presidentes de la @FFCV_info y de @FFCM_es y @LigaF_oficial integrarán este órgano para ofrecer apoyos materiales y personales a clubes y estructuras deportivas.… pic.twitter.com/mcaRaOeKxx
— LALIGA Corporativo (@LaLigaCorp) November 5, 2024

Families hit hardest by the disaster can submit requests to this committee, and the leagues, together with the clubs, will work to find solutions to their needs.

Previously, Real Madrid donated 1 million euros to support storm victims.

Reminder: Yesterday, La Liga's top scorer, Robert Lewandowski, shared how badly his garage was flooded during the storm.