13 hours under the rubble.. Ghana team player was found
Ghanaian player Christian Atsu was among the missing persons in the devastating earthquake that took place in Turkey and its power reached 7.8 Richter on Monday.
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After 13 hours, he lived under the rubble among the missing persons in the devastating earthquake that took place on Monday, the Ghana and Hatay Spur player, Christian Atu, was found with separate fractures of his body and is currently undergoing treatment inside a hospital.
The British newspaper "Daily Mail" reported that Ghanaian player Christian Atsu was recovered from the rubble in the devastating earthquake that took place in Turkey and its power reached 7.8 Richter on Monday.
Christian Atsu was on the ninth floor of the collapsed building with 9 other players and two officials.
3 players and one official were rescued, as Hatay Spor Club officials are on the site with continued searching for missing persons.
200 people died
More than 200 people died in separate areas in Turkey due to the strong earthquake.
In addition to more than 2000 other people as a wounded and there are more unknown people to this time.
It is worth noting that Atsu is not the only athlete who was affected by the earthquake.
There is the goalkeeper of the Malatia Spur team in the second -class, Ahmed Ayoub, who did not find it and there are Turkish reports claiming his death.
Ghanaian international Christian Atsu
• The wing player (31 years old) joined last September from the Saudi pioneer to Hatay Spor.
• Atsu spent 5 seasons in Newcastle between 2016 and 2021 before moving to the Saudi Al -Raed Club.
• On Sunday, Atsu, hours before the earthquake, scored the winning goal for his team in the seventh minute in the Turkish League competitions.
• He played his last international matches in September 2019, knowing that he participated in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, but he missed the World Cup in Qatar 2022.
Earthquake hit 4 countries
On Monday, 4 countries, including Egypt, witnessed an earthquake of 7.9 -magnitude in Turkey, Syria and Lebanon, which was also felt by residents, Jordan and Iraq, which led to the cause of the collapse of buildings and the exit of the people to the streets.
