Christian Atsu’s wife Marie Clara Lupio, who has three children, spoke for the second time after the player’s devastating news trended on social media for five days.
Hopes ran high last Tuesday after social media reported that the player was found alive and taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Online Ghanaians took to the internet to welcome the news, but unfortunately the latest report dismissed the claim that Christian Atsu had been found.
In an exclusive interview with BBC News, Christian Atu’s wife sadly revealed that she last spoke to her husband two days before the incident last Saturday.
She explained that Christian Atu’s manager had confirmed to her that some people were still alive under the Hatay Renaissance building where her husband is now confined, but unfortunately no rescue The Corps did not have the necessary equipment to rescue these people.
Watch the video below;
Christian Atsu’s wife to the BBC: "I still pray and believe he's alive"
That’s all of us our prayer 🙏🏾pic.twitter.com/nwYWmDVSAu
— Fentuo Tahiru Fentuo (@Fentuo_) February 10, 2023
Meanwhile, a fresh positive report by a Turkish news agency called Ajansspor says some people are still alive under the rubble of a Hatay Renaissance building that was home to about 1,000 people at the time of the deadly earthquake. Confirming.
Now, after a devastating earthquake that killed nearly 20,000 people in Turkey and Syria, Turkish rescuers are continuing a vital effort to rescue those trapped.
Sharing a new video on Ajansspor’s official Twitter page, infrared cameras confirmed that many people were living under the rubble of a Hatay Renaissance building.
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The Hatay Renaissance building was home to Ghanaian soccer player Christian Atu, Hataispor sports director Taner Savut, Turkish handball player Cemal Kutahya and his family.
In addition, at the time of the earthquake, the building is thought to have been very crowded.
Efforts to rescue survivors trapped under the rubble are still underway.
The Ajanspor side head shared the video on Twitter, captioning the short clip.
There are many living people, confirmed by thermal cameras. The building, where national handball player Cemal Kütahya and his family, Hatayspor manager Taner Savut and football player Christian Atsu are located, is very crowded with a capacity of 1000 people.
