Three Ghanaians caught in the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan, have been rescued by the Japanese Police nine (9) days after the disaster.
According to reports the three Ghanaians got missing when the 9.0 magnitude mega-thrust earthquake hit the coast of Japan on Friday 11th March, 2011.
Family members explained their children were out of reach after the disaster which destroyed their properties.
One Ghanaian Actor who has been living in Japan for the past 22 years, Nana Yaw has revealed that the three Ghanaians who were victims, have been rescued and are now receiving treatment at the local government Hospital.
Nana Yaw disclosed this to Adom news after a meeting between the Ghanaian Embassy officials and Ghanaians in Japan.
Officials of the Ghanaian Embassy in Japan have advised Ghanaians in Tokyo to either move northwards or fly out of
Japan for their own safety.
Japanese Government Data indicates that there are about 1,950 Ghanaians in Japan, especially in Tokyo, it is yet to be confirmed how many Ghanaians died or were affected in the historic disaster.
Meanwhile, the Japanese National Police Agency has officially confirmed 8,277 deaths, 2,619 injured and 12,722 people missing across eighteen prefectures, and over 100,000 buildings damaged or destroyed.
Story: Samuel Mantey/Adom News
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