Rafael Nadal opens his tennis academy centre to Majorca flood victims
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People displaced by the flood have been taking shelter in sports centres in Manacor
World number one Rafael Nadal has helped flood victims in his native Majorca, opening up his tennis academy on the island to the homeless and helping to clear mud and water.
Video on Spanish newspaper AS, external showed the 32-year-old with a broom in hand as he joined the clean-up effort.
"Sad day in Majorca," Nadal said on Twitter. "My sincere condolences to the relatives of the deceased."
At least 10 people have died in the floods.
Nadal has allowed those needing shelter to stay in his academy.
The Spaniard opened his academy in 2016 and it hosted a second-tier Challenger event in August.
The UK Foreign Office is supporting families of two British people who are among those to have died.
