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Migrant charity concerned after teenager ‘scarred for life’ at processing centre

Summary by Evening Standard
A report, which details inspections carried out at three Kent migrant processing units in 2021, was published this week.

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Kent OnlineKent Online
Center

Teenage asylum seeker ‘scarred for life’ after chemical burns went untreated

A report has revealed people at asylum seeker processing centres were unable to wash for days and one girl was scarred with chemical burns.

·Kent, United Kingdom
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The IndependentThe Independent
Lean Left

Teenager ‘scarred for life’ after chemical burns went untreated at migrant centre

Girl, 16, with fuel burns on her legs left wearing wet clothes for two days, inspection report finds

·London, United Kingdom
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The NationalThe National
Lean Left

Teenage girl 'scarred for life' with chemical burns at migrant facility

A CHARITY says it is concerned by a report which reveals people at Kent processing centres were unable to wash for days and one teenage girl was…

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Evening StandardEvening Standard
Center

Migrant charity concerned after teenager ‘scarred for life’ at processing centre

A report, which details inspections carried out at three Kent migrant processing units in 2021, was published this week.

·London, United Kingdom
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Shropshire StarShropshire Star

Migrant charity concerned after teenager ‘scarred for life’ at processing centre

A migrant support charity says it is concerned by a report which reveals people at Kent processing centres were unable to wash for days and one teenage girl was “scarred for life” with chemical burns.

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Belfast TelegraphBelfast Telegraph

Migrant charity concerned after teenager ‘scarred for life’ at processing centre

A migrant support charity says it is concerned by a report which reveals people at Kent processing centres were unable to wash for days and one teenage girl was “scarred for life” with chemical burns.

·Belfast, United Kingdom
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Belfast Telegraph broke the news in Belfast, United Kingdom on Sunday, December 4, 2022.
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