Bibby Stockholm: Asylum seekers ‘moved off barge after Legionella found’

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sylum seekers have been moved off the Bibby Stockholm barge in Dorset simply days after arriving following a detection of Legionella within the water, in line with studies.

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All these on board are set to be taken to new lodging after the bacteria was discovered within the water, Sky News reported on Friday.

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Legionella micro organism may cause Legionnaires’ illness, a severe sort of lung an infection.

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Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick is reportedly chairing conferences concerning the scenario. No one on board is exhibiting indicators of getting the illness, in line with Sky News.

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Fifteen folks have been moved onto the vessel docked in Portland Port, which has capability for 500, on Monday after a string of delays.

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Around 50 folks have been anticipated to maneuver onboard however round 20 have been granted a last-minute reprieve after a sequence of authorized challenges.

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In a sequence of authorized letters to the Home Office, solicitors raised issues concerning the suitability of the lodging for folks with disabilities, psychological and bodily well being issues in addition to those that had fled torture and persecution, in line with refugee charity Care4Calais .

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Asylum seekers positioned in UK resorts started receiving letters telling them they'd be moved to the Bibby Stockholm on the finish of July.

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Most of the 222 bedrooms onboard the barge have twin bunk beds however there are additionally 20 bigger rooms which might sleep 4 folks, and two rooms housing six folks.

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The Home Office has been approached for remark.

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