, who manage the estate, only for it to return a year later before Awaab's premature birth in December 2018. Mr Abdullah had reportedly first applied for a new home for his family in May 2019, before later making further bids for housing as the damp became 'really bad.' According to records obtained by the court, Awaab had a history of blocked nose and coughing on several occasions in his young life and by the autumn of 2020 – two years after his birth - he had was struggling to breathe. At the time, Awaabs mother allegedly described telling health visitors about the damp and){kind=link}
SHOCKING images have been released showing the “disgusting” conditions of a mouldy flat which allegedly contributed to the death of a two-year-old boy.
Little Awaab Isha passed away in December 2020 after it was reported that damp and mould in his home had severely affected his health.
The young boy’s family had been complaining about the condition of their property in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, even before the tot was born.
And a pre-inquest review revealed Awaab’s death was linked to the conditions he was living in.
Awaab was admitted to Royal Oldham Hospital with breathing difficulties before being pronounced dead shortly after.