![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/girl-throws-message-in-bottle-over-fence-of-uk-migrant-facility-begging-for-help/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_Migrant-Channel-crossing-incidents.jpg&description=The letter described the conditions at the migrant processing centre in Kent as a 'prison' and claimed there were pregnant women and sick asylum seekers detained at the facilityA young girl runs towards the fence carrying a message in a bottle A young girl being held at the Manston migrant processing centre has thrown a message in a bottle over a fence begging for help. The letter describes the conditions at the centre in Kent as a "prison" and claimed there were pregnant women and sick detainees at the facility. The young girl threw a bottle with the message over the perimeter fence on Wednesday which was picked up by a PA news agency photographer. It comes as hundreds of people are thought to have been moved out of the disused airfield site near Ramsgate amid concerns it had become dangerously overcrowded. This is the letter thrown by the young girl ( PA) A group of 11 asylum seekers were left at Victoria railway station without accommodation on Tuesday evening, the Guardian reported. The letter, written in broken English and addressed to 'journalists, organisations, everyone' appeared to suggest that 50 families had been held at Manston for more than 30 days. It said: 'We are in a difficult life now … we fill like we're in prison [sic] 'Some of us very sick … ther's some women's that are pregnant they don't do anything for them [sic] … People believed to be migrants are moved between tents at a migrant holding facility at Manston Airfield ( Getty Images) 'We really need your help. Please help us.' The letter claims there is a disabled child at the site, adding: 'He's really bad, they don't even care about him. 'It's not easy for someone who has children … There's a lot of children they shouldn't be here. They should be in a school not prison." The letter went on to say, 'our food is very bad like its make us fill sick … we got no phone no money no smok [sic].' The message in the bottle describes the conditions at the facility ( PA) Witnesses have said they have s){kind=link}
The letter described the conditions at the migrant processing centre in Kent as a ‘prison’ and claimed there were pregnant women and sick asylum seekers detained at the facility
A young girl being held at the Manston migrant processing centre has thrown a message in a bottle over a fence begging for help.
The letter describes the conditions at the centre in Kent as a “prison” and claimed there were pregnant women and sick detainees at the facility.
The young girl threw a bottle with the message over the perimeter fence on Wednesday which was picked up by a PA news agency photographer.
It comes as hundreds of people are thought to have been moved out of the disused airfield site near Ramsgate amid concerns it had become dangerously overcrowded.