Wayland Teacher's Parents Want Her Home From Japan
WAYLAND (CBS) -- The parents of a Wayland woman who is teaching in Japan are pleading for help to get their daughter home.
Alia Greenbaum has been in Japan for the last four years teaching language at an elementary school about 30 miles from hard hit Sendai.
Her parents say they have been getting no help from the U.S. embassy or consular services amid all of the chaos.
Greenbaum's father, Stephen, tells WBZ that his daughter is in a rural area that has limited transportation.
The family is hoping by speaking out they will be able to get help.
