Farmer Markus Wipperfürth from Elsdorf in the Rhineland is one of the heroes of the flood of the century. He now wants to support the victims with a special campaign.
As a result of the floods in North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate, numerous people lost almost everything that was dear to them. Their belongings were washed away in the floods, people drowned before their eyes in the flowing water and entire places were razed to the ground. Many people express their sympathy by donating or helping with the cleanup. So does the farmer Markus Wipperfürth from Elsdorf in the Rhineland.
He has been on site for weeks and helps to clear the villages from the mud. The farmer also wants to support the victims of the flood of the century financially with a very special campaign. That is why he is auctioning his trademark on Ebay: his gray, worn work cap.
As reported by 24hamburg.de *, the current bid is over 133,000 euros.
* Kreiszeitung.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
