An earthquake hit southern Turkey and Syria on Monday morning. More than four thousand people died in it, and many people are still buried in the rubble, so the number of victims may still increase. Hatayspor player Christian Atsu was also under the rubble. Were.
Christian Atsu fell from the ninth floor. The drama of a Ghanaian footballer. “I was hoping he wasn’t sleeping”
The English media on Tuesday evening revealed details about the 31-year-old defender’s drama. As we read in “The Mirror”, the Ghanaian was pulled from the rubble of a collapsed 11-story block. The player himself was supposed to fall from the ninth floor during the earthquake.
On the eve of the tragedy, Atsu and his team played a league match against Kasimpas. Hatayspor won 1:0 and the defender and his friends celebrated the triumph of the poker game. Just a few minutes after the players returned to their homes, Turkey was hit by a cataclysm. “The last time I heard from him was at midnight on Sunday. Christian and his teammates played poker until 3:30am at a friend’s apartment,” Nana Sechere’s agent told Nana Sechere, adding: “At 5am I got a call from a club representative. He told me that Christian’s building was completely destroyed and that they couldn’t find him.
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– I hoped he was awake and that the earthquake didn’t happen while he was sleeping. He lived in an 11-story building and on the ninth floor. The club authorities tried to help me find him, but it was very difficult.
The footballer was eventually found on Tuesday morning and hospitalized with multiple injuries. The recording of the 31-year-old’s rescue operation is circulating on the web.
According to the latest information, after the earthquake in Turkey there are at least 3,549 victims, 22,168 injured, and more than 8,000 people have been rescued from the rubble.
Source: Sport.PL
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