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Muslim family getting terribly(...) 10/19/26(Mon)13:53:38 No.544621528

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Muslim family getting terribly ill in mouldy London home Anonymous (ID: 9Rd4aVMF) 10/19/26(Mon)13:53:38 No.544621528

>A Muslim family of five who say they have suffered years of cold, damp and mould in their West London home are urging their local council to rehouse them.

>They claim they have been forced to sleep in one room on blow-up beds and sofas because black mould has now infested every single room upstairs and is terrifying their children.

>They claim within a month of moving in, stacks of food they had been storing were getting destroyed and soon discovered they had mice not just in their kitchen, but all around the house. Mr Ali said: "Pest control did do treatments but we told them a much bigger treatment needed to be done because we can see huge holes around the house."

>The family frequently find mice and rat droppings around their house and say they can hear them scratching in the attic and running up and down pipes. As summer turned into winter, the couple said they experienced constant leaks in the ceilings and black mould and damp began to appear on the bedroom walls.

>Mrs Ali explained: "The windows don't open and the fans don't work. The windows in the bedroom are permanently locked because it's so cold. We used to wipe the walls upstairs but I've got eczema so I'm not allowed to touch the walls upstairs at all, it's really bad."

>The family say their living conditions are severely impacting their health, both physically and mentally. Mrs Ali added: "My daughter has cystic fibrosis, we went to the hospital and she was the first one of us who was diagnosed with asthma. She had this breathing problem for a long time, so they did an assessment in the hospital and then they diagnosed her.

>"My son thinks the house is cursed upstairs because the mould is black," Mrs Ali said.

>A spokesperson for the Council said it was aware of the disrepair issues at the Ali family's home, and that they are a "priority" for a move. They said: "We are doing everything possible to find alternative better accommodation which meets their needs."