Ghana public player and previous Newcastle midfielder Christian Atsu has been found alive in the rubble of a seismic tremor that killed more than 4,800 individuals in Turkey and adjoining Syria, Ghana’s diplomat to Turkey said Tuesday.
Atsu, 31, joined Turkish Super Lig side Hatayspor in September, situated in the southern region of Hatay close to the focal point of Monday’s gigantic shudder.
Christian Atsu in the Turkey Debris
“I have uplifting news coming. I’m simply getting data from the leader of the Ghana affiliation that Christian Atsu has been found in Hatay,” Francisca Ashietey-Odunton told Accra-based Asaase Radio, alluding to a nearby Ghanaian people group affiliation.
Atsu burned through five seasons at Newcastle after an underlying effort borrowed before leaving for Saudi Arabia in 2021.
- Christian Atsu was a famous Ghana football player in Turkey.
- He was found alive in the debris of Turkey’s dangerous earthquake.
- Still he was in the debris alive there is no other information about him.
He won the remainder of his 60 Ghana public covers in September 2019.
“We appeal to God for Ghana Global Christian Atsu and casualties of the seismic tremor in Turkey and Syria,” the Ghana Football Affiliation said on Twitter.
Many countries have offered help since the 7.8-greatness shudder struck from the beginning of Monday as individuals were dozing. Frigid weather conditions have hampered crisis endeavors.
Multi-story high rises loaded with occupants were among the more than 5,600 designs decreased to rubble in Turkey, while Syria declared many breakdowns.
