National
May 7, 2021
LONDON: A British-Pakistani family has complained of poor treatment by the staff at Central London’s quarantine centre, Millennium Gloucester Hotel South Kensington in the United Kingdom.
Mansoona Naeem and her parents Naeem Choudhry and Fardous Kauser flew back from Lahore to London on May 1 and were shifted to the Millennium Gloucester Hotel after their hotel was changed at the last minute.
The family lives around 210 miles away in Manchester, and was told to stay at the centre, as there were no quarantine centres in Manchester.
Mansoona shared that they faced racist comments from a hotel staff member, who dismissed her complaints, and said he didn’t want complaints coming from Asians.
British-Pakistani Family Faces Racist Treatment At UK Quarantine Facility
A British-Pakistani family says it faced racist treatment by the staff at Central London’s quarantine center, Millennium Gloucester Hotel South Kensington in the United Kingdom.
Mansoona Naeem, the girl who spoke out against the injustice, revealed that she, along with her parents, Naeem Chaudhry and Fardous Kauser, flew back to Landon on May 1 and were shifted to the Millennium Gloucester Hotel after their hotel was changed at the last minute.
She said her family lives in Manchester, but they were told to stay at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel, some 200 miles away because there was no such facility in Manchester.