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The streets of Santiago, Chile may be a long way from Gotham City, but among its citizens dwells a true superhero. Far from being a fictional crime-solver, he's a real-life hunger fighter who distributes food to the city's homeless population on a regular basis.
With his Batmobile-or in this case, white SUV-fully stocked with a cargo of hot meals, he dons a shiny black costume complete with a cape and two masks (one with pointy comic book ears and eye slots; the other, for COVID-19 protection).
The self-proclaimed "Solidarity Batman" is doing his part to make life during Chile's months' long lockdown more bearable for some of those hardest hit by the current pandemic.
But this Batman's do-good mission is about more than simply delivering food. Knowing that sometimes all it takes to nourish the soul is a little humor or a few kind words, he aims to feed people's hearts as well as fill their stomachs.
He chose the Batman outfit to cheer people up, and it fosters a feeling of togetherness.
"Look around you, see if you can dedicate a little time, a little food, a little shelter, a word sometimes of encouragement to those who need it," he told Reuters.
And, like Bruce Wayne, this modest caped-crusader prefers to keep his identity anonymous.
Yet, no matter who the man beneath the mask is by day, the message he delivers along with his meals is clear. As Simon Salvador, one thankful beneficiary of Batman's compassionate outreach told Reuters, "It is appreciated…from one human to another."
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— China Daily (@ChinaDaily) August 19, 2020
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