Yes, because they should know best what kind of help they need and where.
Just sending random help that isn't asked for can even make the situation worse, because the disaster region needs to somehow accommodate the people and equipment being sent.
The European Union provides needs-based assistance to countries and populations, both within Europe and abroad, when major disasters or humanitarian emergencies occur.
i think it's better to ask for help where needed instead of everyone sending help that might not be needed.
Drought in Spain empties reservoirs, forces limits on water use
August 8, 202312:52 PM PDT
AGULLANA, Spain, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Artur Duran holds his hand out by his waist to show the level of water he remembers two years ago at the Darnius Boadella reservoir in northeastern Spain.
Then, it was still deep enough for sailing. Now a long drought has nearly emptied it.
"We have never seen (it) so low," the 79-year-old local resident told Reuters at the reservoir, which is only 20% full.