Salwa Alobaid and Medical Appointment

Radisson Hotel: It would take time and money to transport all these refugees to seek the medical care they need, according to CTV. So if you can't take them to see the nurse, you bring the nurse to them. Medical units are mobilizing in hotels that are housing the refugees. Salwa Alobaid is getting her five kids ready for their medical appointment. With that many in this close of contact, people are bound to get sick. They have been staying at the Radisson Hotel in downtown Ottawa for three weeks, along with dozens of other Syrian refugees. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.