Good Things · 27 days ago

Sa Rallies to Support Uber Eats Driver After Hit-And-Run

Amid the chaos of a hit-and-run, South Africa's heart beats fiercely in defense of a fallen Uber Eats driver, Welton. Left broken and bleeding by a drunk driver's reckless flight, Welton's aching cries echo down Blairgowrie streets while strangers stitch together hope and humanity. Samantha and Sarah were first to his side, and their indignation became a rallying point, morphing sorrow into action. "[He was] crying out in pain and his ankle hanging loosely from his leg," shattering the illusion of a safe world. In a mere six hours, kindness swelled to overflowing, with over R25,000 raised-a testament to a community's unity in the face of misfortune. In this tale, solidarity becomes a light in the darkness, proving that while the road to recovery is long, Welton does not walk it alone. The narrative reminds us that in moments of despair, the true measure of a community is how it gathers around those in need.

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