Volunteers rally to help German flood victims

By DW

19 July 2021 | 11:15 am

Companies, sports clubs, private citizens: People from all walks of life want to help the victims. They're collecting clothes and arranging for whatever help is needed. An overview of the solidarity after the floods.

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