Organized by the Generalitat, thousands of volunteers started coming out to help the affected areas

The first buses have started leaving the Valencia City of Arts and Sciences, with volunteers waiting for miles to help clean up areas affected by the virus.

Despite all this, thousands of people waited patiently for an organization run by the Valencian government to tell them which bus to take and which destination to go to.

Ataviados con palas, cepillos, buckets y litros de agua, llevaban desde las 7 hours de las pueblos afectados ayudar.

Ana Pascual es una de ellas, lleva desde las siete de la mañana junto a su pareja. For starters, you can run the Generalitat using the sea.

“Somos muchos y es mejor que nos organicen”, ha condo a EFE mientras hacía fila.

Para Pascual is “better” in this way, and although he does not know where he will go or when he will return to Valencia, he believes that his help will serve his neighbors.

Miguel Salvador, president of the Voluntary Platform of the Community of Valencia, told EFE that 50 more buses will be added to the 50 initially planned, and that they estimate “5,000 people will go from here”.

Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias hay una combines a poder of 10,000 people with their wishes that today there are no minibuses or buses.

He explained that he was expected back at 2:00 p.m. and that “those who can leave now can leave the two.”

They are distributing masks and gloves to the volunteers who are leaving and they are expected to go to the three zones of L'Horta Sud and the municipalities of La Ribera Llombai and Catadau, and they have refused to go to some because “there is nothing” at work”.