Posted on 10/26/2020 7:16:50 AM PDT by DUMBGRUNT
The women were checked for signs of having recently given birth after a newborn baby was found abandoned in a toilet at Hamad International Airport.
The searches came to light when Australian women spoke out. Women from other countries were also examined.
Kim Mills told the Guardian she was among those taken off the flight and led into a dark car park, where three ambulances were waiting to perform medical examinations. However, officials did not subject her to the examination due, she suspected, to her being in her 60s. Even so, she said, the experience was horrifying.
The airport has launched an appeal for the mother to come forward and asked anyone with information to get in touch. The child is being cared for by medical and social workers.
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Lousy way to start a life.
Muslims treat women like cattle. Any female who travels to a Muslim country is risking such treatment.
Have the queers raised hell yet about them not examining the male passengers too?
That’s the seed for a babylon bee story right there!
Need photo proof...
Qatar can’t afford millimeter wave body scanners like our TSA?
No. Wrong problem: A newborn BABY was found abandoned in the toilet in the airport. (Recovered, saved and is adequately healthy.)
The MOTHER who abandoned the child was being searched for recent (1 -2 hours) evidence of giving birth by the physical exams - and a body scanner could not determine if the woman had just given birth or not.
The women were checked for signs of having recently given birth after a newborn baby was found abandoned in a toilet at Hamad International Airport.
I'm sure the muzzies running Qatar just wanted a mother and child reunion, not to punish her for extramarital sex.
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