From Sending 7 Tons of Food to Helicopter Rescues, Neymar Jr’s Acts of Kindness Amid Brazil Flood Tragedy as Death Toll Reaches 136

Things seem to be slowly coming under control in the flood-stricken areas of Brazil. Death tolls have seen a significant decline with the Brazilian government doing their best to provide relief to the people in Rio Grande do Sul. With his nation in need of help, Brazilian soccer superstar Neymar Jr has done a commendable job in assisting the relief and rescue operations.

Earlier this week, Neymar took to his Instagram handle to raise awareness over the situation urging his fans to help the people of Brazil. The Al Hilal star has been at the forefront of the operations, with the player even sending his personal helicopter to help in the rescue operations in Brazil. Apart from the heartwarming act, the player has also provided the country with over seven tons of supplies of food and medication to help the victims.

Neymar’s fleet of aircraft, including his private jets, has been helping the Brazilian government provide relief to the people of Rio Grande do Sul. According to reports, the floods have seen the death toll rise to 136, with 756 injured while affecting nearly two million people. Rescue teams have claimed that over 425 people are still missing, while 410,000 citizens have been forced to evacuate their homes because of the disaster.

Neymar urges fans to help people in need

Neymar urged his fans to help the people of Brazil in need while thanking his people for helping out during the rescue and relief operations. Neymar, on his Instagram, added while he doesn’t love bragging about helping people in need, he wanted to post this to encourage more people to help the victims.

The Al Hilal star stated, “Delicate moment that our Brazil is going through and helping is NEVER too much, regardless of your financial condition. What matters is what you carry in your heart. I don’t like and don’t like to post everything I do or help, because who does it.. do it from the heart, not from the commitment. So, this post is to encourage more people to help. I’d like to thank the pilots of my aircraft and everyone involved. I’m here from afar praying that everything goes back to normal… My father is taking care of me and giving all the help possible. ❤️🙏”

The Brazilian government has done a great job of controlling the situation at hand with the death tolls witnessing a considerable decrease. The next few days could be critical for the Brazil with the government and army looking to double their efforts with the weather conditions improving across the country.