SYRIAN REFUGEE Family LIED About BED BUG Infestation To Get Better HousingThe entitled refugee mentality is becoming the norm in bleeding heart nations around the world. We recently reported about complaints from Italian citizens that refugees were dumping garbage in the streets of Italy to protest poor wi-fi. In Germany, an Afghan family refused to get off the bus at their new government funded flat, after complaining they were promised a home.Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia says staff thoroughly inspected an apartment to ensure it was bedbug-free before moving in a family of six Syrian refugees on Feb. 1.Director of operations Gerry Mills said families are moved into safe and appropriate housing, and ISANS staff keep the health and well-being of refugees in mind. Our staff know what bedbugs look like and since Friday we ve had staff there every day in different apartments, honestly trying to look for bedbugs. We have found not one bedbug,  she said.On Tuesday, Ziad Zeina told CBC News through an interpreter that he wanted to get his family out of their two-bedroom apartment on Gerrish Street because the bedbug problem  is non-stop and it s not going to change and there s no solution at this moment. But Mills said one of the first steps workers take is to inquire with building managers whether the biting pests are a problem on site.In the case of Harbour View Apartments where the Zeinas live, Mills said building managers took the preventive step of fumigating their unit even though it did not have bedbugs. You can actually tell because there s still kind of an actual vague smell in them [apartments],  Mills said.Or was it a pre-existing skin condition?Wafaa Al Safadi holds her 10-month-old son, Rayan Zeina. She says he is covered in bed bug bites. (Elizabeth Chiu/CBC)The Zeinas are government-assisted refugees who stayed briefly in Charlottetown and decided to settle in Halifax at the end of January.The family insists there s a bedbug issue and Wafaa Al Safadi lifted her baby s shirt to reveal his chest and back covered in scabs and red rashes.But Mills said the baby has a pre-existing skin condition. The marks were on the child even before they moved into that apartment. When they were in the hotel, we spoke with the family then about taking the child to the doctor to get some medication. ISANS said there are 16 families of Syrian refugees living in the same building and no other families have complained about the blood-sucking insects. Via: CBC left-news
syrian refugee family lied about bed bug infestation to get better housingthe entitled refugee mentality becoming norm bleeding heart nations around world we recently reported complaints italian citizens refugees dumping garbage streets italy protest poor in germany afghan family refused get bus new government funded flat complaining promised services association nova scotia says staff thoroughly inspected apartment ensure moving family six syrian refugees operations ferry mills said families moved safe appropriate housing sans staff keep health refugees mind our staff know bedbugs look like since friday staff every day different apartments honestly trying look bedbugs we found one debug tuesday zia reina told cbc news interpreter wanted get family apartment greyish street debug problem going change solution moment but mills said one first steps workers take inquire building managers whether biting pests problem case harbour view apartments beings live mills said building managers took preventive step fumigating unit even though bedbugs you actually tell still kind actual vague smell apartments mills skin condition aaa al safari holds son ryan reina she says covered bed bug bites elizabeth the beings refugees stayed briefly charlottetown decided settle halifax end family insists debug issue aaa al safari lifted baby shirt reveal chest back covered scans red mills said baby skin condition the marks child even moved apartment when hotel spoke family taking child doctor get medication sans said families syrian refugees living building families complained insects via cbc
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: SYRIAN REFUGEE Family LIED About BED BUG Infestation To Get Better HousingThe entitled refugee mentality is becoming the norm in bleeding heart nations around the world. We recently reported about complaints from Italian citizens that refugees were dumping garbage in the streets of Italy to protest poor wi-fi. In Germany, an Afghan family refused to get off the bus at their new government funded flat, after complaining they were promised a home.Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia says staff thoroughly inspected an apartment to ensure it was bedbug-free before moving in a family of six Syrian refugees on Feb. 1.Director of operations Gerry Mills said families are moved into safe and appropriate housing, and ISANS staff keep the health and well-being of refugees in mind. Our staff know what bedbugs look like and since Friday we ve had staff there every day in different apartments, honestly trying to look for bedbugs. We have found not one bedbug,  she said.On Tuesday, Ziad Zeina told CBC News through an interpreter that he wanted to get his family out of their two-bedroom apartment on Gerrish Street because the bedbug problem  is non-stop and it s not going to change and there s no solution at this moment. But Mills said one of the first steps workers take is to inquire with building managers whether the biting pests are a problem on site.In the case of Harbour View Apartments where the Zeinas live, Mills said building managers took the preventive step of fumigating their unit even though it did not have bedbugs. You can actually tell because there s still kind of an actual vague smell in them [apartments],  Mills said.Or was it a pre-existing skin condition?Wafaa Al Safadi holds her 10-month-old son, Rayan Zeina. She says he is covered in bed bug bites. (Elizabeth Chiu/CBC)The Zeinas are government-assisted refugees who stayed briefly in Charlottetown and decided to settle in Halifax at the end of January.The family insists there s a bedbug issue and Wafaa Al Safadi lifted her baby s shirt to reveal his chest and back covered in scabs and red rashes.But Mills said the baby has a pre-existing skin condition. The marks were on the child even before they moved into that apartment. When they were in the hotel, we spoke with the family then about taking the child to the doctor to get some medication. ISANS said there are 16 families of Syrian refugees living in the same building and no other families have complained about the blood-sucking insects. Via: CBC left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: syrian refugee family lied about bed bug infestation to get better housingthe entitled refugee mentality becoming norm bleeding heart nations around world we recently reported complaints italian citizens refugees dumping garbage streets italy protest poor in germany afghan family refused get bus new government funded flat complaining promised services association nova scotia says staff thoroughly inspected apartment ensure moving family six syrian refugees operations ferry mills said families moved safe appropriate housing sans staff keep health refugees mind our staff know bedbugs look like since friday staff every day different apartments honestly trying look bedbugs we found one debug tuesday zia reina told cbc news interpreter wanted get family apartment greyish street debug problem going change solution moment but mills said one first steps workers take inquire building managers whether biting pests problem case harbour view apartments beings live mills said building managers took preventive step fumigating unit even though bedbugs you actually tell still kind actual vague smell apartments mills skin condition aaa al safari holds son ryan reina she says covered bed bug bites elizabeth the beings refugees stayed briefly charlottetown decided settle halifax end family insists debug issue aaa al safari lifted baby shirt reveal chest back covered scans red mills said baby skin condition the marks child even moved apartment when hotel spoke family taking child doctor get medication sans said families syrian refugees living building families complained insects via cbc