Solidarity operation after floods in Port-de-Bouc

The municipality is organizing a morning of aid for flood victims, with three meeting points for volunteers.

Generic image of volunteers gathering in a Provençal town after floods, symbolizing solidarity and mutual aid.
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Generic image of volunteers gathering in a Provençal town after floods, symbolizing solidarity and mutual aid.

Following recent floods, the municipality of Port-de-Bouc is organizing a solidarity morning to assist flood victims, with three meeting points for volunteers.

In response to the needs of those affected by recent floods, the municipality of Port-de-Bouc has decided to organize a solidarity morning. Three meeting points have been set up in the most affected areas: the Arcades district (meeting at the Louis Azemard school at 9 am), the Saint-Jean district (meeting at the Tabac Saint Jean at 9 am), and La Gafette (meeting in front of the BK pneus company at 9 am).
As these areas were the most impacted, the municipality aims to foster mutual aid. Assistance is free to organize itself in other flood-affected neighborhoods. The municipality urges everyone to show kindness and solidarity with their neighbors, emphasizing that a phone call or a helping hand can significantly assist those affected by this Mediterranean episode.
Volunteers are invited to gather to help the victims. Residents are also asked to place waste on the sidewalks during Saturday morning so that municipal agents can collect it starting Monday.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Port-de-Bouc (23/10/2026)