
Uncertainty surrounds Ugandan female footballer, Sandra
Nantumbwe, who plays for Turkish side Natayspor Futbol Kulübü Antakya in Hatay province, one of the most devastated by the
earthquakes on Monday.
By Tuesday afternoon, there was no news
about Nantumbwe at the Foreign Affairs Ministry in Kampala, which
said it was in contact with the Ugandan embassy in Ankara. There was no
statement from Nantumbwe's club either.
In the same city, Ghanaian footballer Christian
Atsu who plays for the male side of the same club was earlier reported trapped
in debris before being rescued alive, according to the Ghana Football
Association.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports that so
far, no Ugandan is reported dead, trapped, or injured in any part of Eastern
Europe and the Middle East, following the Monday earthquakes.
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