Fatiha Sabrin Biography – Wiki
Fatiha Sabrin was a girl who died, and three people were taken to hospital “after inhaling toxic fumes of super-powerful rat poison” in an apartment block in East London.
Schoolgirl Fatiha Sabrin was found unconscious on a floor believed to be above where she placed the poison at Nida House on Sutton Street, Shadwell, on Saturday at 4:12 pm.
Sabbir Ahmad, a family friend, said the girl’s father has been trapped in an airport since the tragedy occurred while he was in Bangladesh on a business trip.
Describing Fatiha, Sabbir said: ‘She was a very bright girl. She was at my house eight or nine days ago and I was discussing her future plans.
‘She was very receptive and she told me that she wanted to be a doctor and that she wanted to do something very good with her life.
She “She was also a great writer, she received awards for her writing skills.”
Age
Fatiha Sabrin has died at the age of 11-years-old.
Cause of Death
An 11-year-old girl died and three people were taken to hospital ‘after inhaling toxic fumes of super-powerful rat poison’ in an apartment block in east London.
She was taken to an East London hospital, but she died shortly thereafter.
The boy’s death is being treated as inexplicable and the Met said a special post-mortem exam will be scheduled in due course.
Other residents of the building also reported feeling unwell and a full evacuation was carried out.
After the evacuation, the London Fire Brigade swept the building and discovered a “quantity of chemicals” believed to be used for pest control.
Sabbir said his wife, who arrived at the apartment and found the family in trouble, alerted authorities and called an ambulance.
Fatiha’s mother and brother are recovering in the hospital along with one other person.
Heartwarming tributes have been paid to a ‘brilliant girl’ who dreamed of becoming a doctor after dying at age 11 in a chemical incident in East London.
A family friend identified the young woman as Fatiha Sabrin, who was found unconscious at her Shadwell home yesterday afternoon.
She was rushed to the hospital, apparently, along with her mother and her brother, where she sadly died shortly thereafter, MyLondon reports.
Sabbir Ahmad, a family friend, said the girl’s father has been trapped in an airport since the tragedy occurred while he was in Bangladesh on a business trip.
Describing Fatiha, Sabbir said: “She was a very smart girl. She was at my house eight or nine days ago and was discussing her future plans.
“She was very receptive and she told me that she wanted to be a doctor and that she wanted to do something very good with her life.
“She was also a great writer, she received awards for her writing skills.”
The boy’s death is being treated as inexplicable and the Met said a special post-mortem exam will be scheduled in due course.
Other residents of the building also reported feeling unwell and a full evacuation was carried out.
After the evacuation, the London Fire Brigade swept the building and discovered a “quantity of chemicals” believed to be used for pest control.
Sabbir said his wife came to the apartment and found the family in trouble, calling an ambulance.
She said that she believes Fatiha’s mother and brother are recovering at the hospital, although a lot of testing is required due to the nature of the chemical incident.
Toni Santos Babi, a resident of the block, said: “My roommates and I felt a strange smell in our apartment, and I had a headache, and they had a cough and a sore throat for the last two days.”
She explained: “Around 5 pm, firefighters came into my apartment to measure the levels of some chemicals and found a higher number in the toilet.
