Pedro Scooby declares himself to his wife after receiving two truckloads of donations in RS

Married to surfer Pedro Scooby, model Cintia Dicker from Rio Grande do Sul is helping her homeland, as is her husband, who works to rescue victims of the floods that hit the state. After sending two trucks with supplies and equipment to assist in rescues and to assist people who are stranded or in shelters, she received a statement from her husband.

Through social media, Cintia shared that she obtained a thousand rescue vests and also reported on other parts of the process of raising donations. “Mission completed successfully, thank God! The people are wonderful. […] Thank you for all the donations, the truck was full of very, very important things for them. If anyone can donate, we will have another truck, we will find a way. It’s been beautiful”, reported the model.

After receiving the donations, Scooby thanked his wife for her efforts. “In less than 48 hours, she gathered two trucks of supplies here to the South, which is her land. Even though I’m here, she hasn’t stopped for a second and is still taking care of Dom and Aurora,” she said about the oldest son, fruit of the relationship with Luana Piovani, and the youngest, from his marriage to Cintia. “I have no words to thank you. You are amazing! I love you”, said the surfer.

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Surfer and ex-BBB Pedro Scooby is in Rio Grande do Sul helping with the rescue of people stranded due to the rains and, this Thursday (9), spoke about a ‘new phase’ facing the state. According to Scooby, on Tuesday alone (7), a thousand people were rescued by him, surfers and other volunteers.

On Wednesday (8), the searches carried out by the group had to be interrupted early because of the rain. Hours later, Scooby showed that the jet-skis had holes and scratchesand had support to carry out the necessary maintenance so that they could return to the water.

One of the athletes in the group came to report that factions were preventing the rescue of victims in some regions of Eldorado do Sulwhere the group has acted. Through social media, surfers have shared reports about the rescues and raised donations.

With information from Maria Fernanda Ramos and Patrícia Marques

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