Binance慈善機構向西班牙紅十字會捐贈 300 萬美元用於巴倫西亞洪水救災
爲了應對巴倫西亞的毀滅性洪水，Binance慈善機構已承諾向西班牙紅十字會 (Cruz Roja Española) 捐贈 300 萬美元，以支持緊急救援工作。該加密貨幣交易所正計劃向受影響的社區提供支持，併爲他們提供快速援助，以應對襲擊該地區的惡劣天氣的不利影響。
週二公佈的這筆捐款將使西班牙紅十字會能夠爲最近災難的受害者提供所需的援助。巴倫西亞和其他地區遭受了特大暴雨和山洪襲擊，造成重大財產損失和許多人流離失所。
#Binance向西班牙紅十字會捐贈 300 萬美元，以支持西班牙巴倫西亞地區遭受毀滅性洪水襲擊後的救援工作。
—Binance( binance ) 2024 年 11 月 5 日
我們向所有受影響的人表示哀悼和祈禱。
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Fernando Pérez-Ordoyo, the Head of International Partnerships at the Spanish Red Cross, thanked Binance Charity for the support. “Thanks to their generosity and commitment, we can provide immediate assistance to the thousands of affected individuals, supplying vital resources in this very difficult time,” he stated.
Besides the current donation, Binance has been noted to have participated in donations towards international disaster relief. Binance recently gave away $1.5 million in BNB tokens to people in Central Europe who were hit by floods last month.
Global crypto community rallies for humanitarian support
Binance’s contribution to the Spanish Red Cross is not an isolated incident, as more and more companies in the cryptocurrency space are contributing to disaster relief efforts. In previous crises, the crypto community has repeatedly provided massive support in various ways. In 2022, the exchange donated $10 million to the Ukrainian humanitarian initiatives to help the country after the war with Russia.
Other leading crypto firms have also used digital currencies for philanthropic causes similarly. Last year quite a significant amount of money was collected through cryptocurrencies in response to the earthquakes that happened in Turkey, and many millions of dollars were transferred to aid and rebuild the affected regions.
The latest storms have affected the eastern coast of Spain, especially the Valencia province. It has affected homes, roads, and important structures, including bridges and roads. Unfortunately, the disaster has affected 217 people dead, with more people still missing, with search operations ongoing even in underground parking lots.
Spain has also deployed 2,500 more soldiers, which means there are now 7,800 military personnel, 9,500 National Guard, and police officers on the island to help in the search for survivors.
The flooding extended up to Barcelona and more chaos was experienced on Monday. Barcelona’s El Prat Airport, the second largest in Spain, was affected by the flood, and many flights were canceled or delayed. Trains also stopped operating as transport systems were barely able to deal with the weather conditions.
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