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Rescue South Africa team, journos en route to Japan
Rescue South Africa, along with its group of 10 journalists from various media houses, finally left for Japan yesterday evening, Wednesday, 16 March 2011, on a chartered plane, according to various media reports. [twitterfall]
The team is currently in the Maldives before departing later for Ishinomaki in Japan. Apart from three journalists so far reporting via Twitter, two have also started blogs.
For more:
- Bizcommunity Twitter list: @Bizcommunity/rescuesouthafrica-japan
- Bizcommunity Twitterfall: https://www.bizcommunity.com/resqsa-japan.html
- Twitter: @ResQSA
- Twitter: EWN's Alex Eliseev (@alexeliseev; @EWNreporter)
- Twitter: SABC's Vauldi Carelse (@vauldicarelse
- Twitter: eNews Channel's Jody Jacobs (@jodyfabian)
- Twitter Search: resqsa #japan
- Twitter Search: ResQSA OR "rescue south africa"
- Blog: SABC's Vauldi's Adventures
- Blog: The Star photographer Jennifer Bruce
- Google News Search: "Rescue South Africa" Japan
- Rescue South Africa: www.rescue-sa.co.za
- Banking details for donations: Rescue South Africa national operations Gauteng; Free State division; Western Cape division
