Saturday 7 September, 2024

See where Santa is right now...

He’s been busy for the last few hours delivering presents on the other side of the world. Track his progress here.

THE CHILDREN OF Indonesia, New Zealand and Japan have already received their gifts from Santa Claus as the man in the red suit started his long journey around the world many hours ago.

Houses in parts of Russia and other countries in Asia have also had visits from the jolly fatman.

Currently, Santa is going door to door (or chimney to chimney) in Albany, Australia.

How do we know this? No, TheJournal.ie is not in touch with him unfortunately but he has hooked up with Norad online so people around the world can track his progress throughout the day and night.

Here’s where he has been so far:

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Sinead O'Carroll

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