A two year old boy, Awaab Ishak, He died from a serious respiratory condition that caused prolonged contact with mold who was in his house, concluded a forensic doctor.
According to the BBC, the father of the minor raised issues with the Rochdale Boroudwhide Hounsing (RBH), a shared housing society, however, they didn’t take any action.
The man and his family added that their lives changed forever when little Awaab passed away in December 2020.
In addition, they said that they had consulted with many health experts and asked RBH staff to express their concern for the boy, but in the end they got no answer.
The apartment where Awaab Isaac lives has a serious mold problem. Photo: Facebook/Greater Manchester Police
HEALTH IS CHEAP BECAUSE OF MUSHROOM
Coroner Joanne Kearsley asked RBH how it was possible that in 2020 a two year old in England had died from mold exposure.
He also emphasized that the case must be an important and decisive moment for the housing sector.
Faisal Abdullah, Awaab’s father, told the coroner’s court that he came to live in Britain from Sudan in 2016 and joined his wife Aisha Amin a year later.
In 2017 they reported that mushrooms growing in a room in the apartment and told to paint over it.
The following year, their son was born prematurely at 31 weeks, but neither doctor expressed concern about its development.
In June 2020, Abdullah started with a repeat print claim, but the policy states that repairs cannot be made until a settlement is reached.
In December of the same year The minor was transferred to the emergency room because he presented hard to breath.
The next day his health deteriorated and then experiencing respiratory and cardiac arrest when he was taken to the hospital, where he died.
Prior to this case, a senior coroner from North Manchester demonstrated that the ventilation in the room was not effective and that factor contributes to fungal growth.
MOLD HEALTH RISK
According to the US National Library of Medicine, mushrooms consist of mushrooms It can be found indoors or outdoors.
This fungus grows best in warm, wet, and humid conditions.
This entity highlights that mushrooms have a negative effect on health and can cause problems, such as:
- Allergic reaction
- Asthma attacks in sensitive people
- fungal infection
- Irritating to eyes, skin, nose
- Infections of the throat and lungs
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