Yes, in many places, neighbors do help each other. There's a strong sense of community, and people often share things like tools or food. They also help with looking after kids or elderly family members. Sometimes, they organize events and gatherings to bring everyone together. During emergencies, neighbors support each other, making the area feel safer and more connected.

No, I don't think neighbors help each other as much anymore. With urbanization, people live more isolated lives and are often too busy with their own schedules. There's also a lack of trust or fear of strangers, which makes people less likely to interact. Technology and social media have also reduced face-to-face interactions, and many people prefer their privacy and independence over getting involved with their neighbors.