Brazilian footballer Neymar has reportedly donated USD 250,000 to support earthquake relief in Venezuela, where twin quakes killed 1,430 people, injured 3,238 and displaced thousands. Funds will aid food, water, medical supplies and shelters as rescue operations continue amid aftershocks. Neymar is also recovering well and expected to play more for Brazil in upcoming fixtures.
Caracas: Brazilian football star Neymar has reportedly donated USD 250,000 to support emergency rescue and humanitarian relief efforts in Venezuela, according to Venezuelan news outlet El Sumario.com.
The report said the funds will be used to provide immediate assistance to people affected by the emergency, including the supply of food, drinking water, medical supplies and temporary shelters.
"My heart goes out to the people of Venezuela," Neymar said as quoted by El Sumario.com, while expressing his hope that this contribution would bring strength and relief to the affected families.
According to CNN, citing an update provided by Venezuela's National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez, at least 1,430 people have died in the devastating twin earthquakes that hit the country on Wednesday. He added that 3,238 people have been injured, while 3,142 families have been displaced after losing their homes.
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