Health
Toddler in mouldy Billesley flat hospitalised twice for skin which looks like its ‘burnt with kettle’ – Birmingham Live
Birmingham City Council pleaded guilty to allowing the Billesley home to get in ‘such a state it risked illness or disease’ and repairs were carried out -but mould can still be seen throughout
A toddler living in a mould-ridden council flat has been left with skin so sore it looks like he’s been burnt with a kettle after it was ‘aggravated by the damp’.
One-year-old Keeghan Harrison, whose body is almost completely covered in agonising itchy red patches, was admitted to Birmingham Children’s Hospital twice after ‘flare-ups triggered by fungal spores’.
Mum-of-three Amy Harrison, 24, says she has been battling with the council to remove the mould in the bathroom, lounge and hallway of…
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