Valencia returns to Mestalla after Dana: it was an emotional tribute to the victims

This is the most symbolic club in the community and tears and gestures of emotion could be seen in the stands. The news of the day was the tribute paid in Mestalla to all the victims and victims of the Dana River, which flooded several areas on October 29.

The tribute began with a song written by a Valencian singer in memory of the victims. There is an excellent

A song written by a Valencian singer was played in memory of the victims. On the Mestalla grass there is a large señera donated by Real Madrid. Eleven buses of fans arrived from the area who could not get there on their own.

“It was nice to see that song when the scoreboard showed all the cities that were affected by Dana,” explained Edu Garcia and some of the sports staff present on the field. The football players took to the field along with children from schools affected by Dana.

Peter Lim will collect the money raised against Betis and donate it to the victims.

Valencia’s largest shareholder will donate to those affected by Dana the same amount as the total amount collected through the “Zero Solidarity Row”, an initiative promoted by the VCF Foundation and in which Valencia will include all proceeds from Real Betis.

In a statement, the club said Lim will make a “personal donation to the club’s campaign with the VCF Foundation, equal to the amount raised from the match against Real Betis, through the Solidarity Zero Row initiative, where in addition to tickets, you will also You can make a personal contribution.

According to the organization’s statement, Lim said that “in these difficult times” his solidarity, support and best wishes “are with the affected people in the province of Valencia” and that is why he is “honored to join the community in helping through the VCF Foundation campaign.”

Valencia stressed that “the serious consequences of the flood make the next level of assistance necessary to speed up recovery from the disaster, especially to promote education and the well-being of children” and therefore, as the club insisted in its statement, “the club remains committed to these causes and has launched a fundraising campaign through the VCF Foundation.”