A blind woman living in Canary Wharf has been left terrified after learning that a migrant has been housed in a hotel just metres from her home. The woman, who relies on her family for support, expressed deep concerns over her safety and wellbeing.
The migrant, reportedly placed in temporary accommodation by authorities, is staying in a nearby hotel—a situation that has left the woman and her family feeling vulnerable. "I don't feel safe anymore," she admitted, describing the anxiety she now faces daily.
Family Voices Concerns
Her family revealed that the proximity of the migrant's lodging has disrupted their sense of security. "We never expected this to happen so close to our home," one relative said. "It's unsettling, especially given her condition."
Community Reactions
The situation has sparked debate among locals, with some sympathising with the woman's fears while others argue that migrants deserve safe housing. "It's a difficult balance," a neighbour commented. "But everyone has the right to feel secure in their own home."
Authorities have yet to respond to the family's concerns, leaving the woman and her loved ones in a state of unease.
