The recent earthquake in Turkey has left many Ghanaian students in the country shaken and concerned for their safety. In the wake of the disaster, the students have been calling for evacuation as the aftershocks of the earthquake continue to rattle the area.
According to reports, the earthquake, which measured 6.0 on the Richter scale, struck the western province of Izmir on Friday, causing widespread damage and leaving dozens of people dead and hundreds injured. The disaster has also displaced thousands of residents, including many Ghanaian students who are now seeking refuge in temporary shelters.
In light of the situation, the Ghanaian students have been pleading with the government to evacuate them as they fear for their safety. The students have reported that the aftershocks are still frequent and intense, making it difficult for them to feel secure.
The Ghanaian government has responded to the students' calls for help and is working to evacuate them as soon as possible. In the meantime, the students are being provided with food, water, and shelter by the Turkish government and local NGOs.
This disaster highlights the importance of ensuring the safety and well-being of Ghanaian citizens abroad. The Ghanaian government is being praised for its swift response in assisting the students and for its commitment to their welfare.
The recent earthquake in Turkey has had a devastating impact on the country and its residents, including Ghanaian students. The government's efforts to evacuate the students and provide them with necessary support is commendable and highlights the importance of supporting Ghanaians abroad in times of need.
