British teacher from Wuhan stranded in Cambodia, indirect victim of corona-virus

British teacher from Wuhan stranded in Cambodia, indirect victim of corona-virus

A British national who is a teacher working in the corona-virus epicenter city of Wuhan, China, has become a victim of flight cancellations to Wuhan from Cambodia.

Cesca Nicole, 23, said that life is living nightmare after she was refused a flight out of Cambodia when airport staff saw that she had traveled from Wuhan.

Ms Nicole had moved to Wuhan to be a teacher is now stranded in Cambodia, where she and her friend were vacationing after airlines went into lock-down for fear of the Corona-virus spreading.

Nicole alleged that she and her friend have lost more than £1,000 in attempts to book fights out of the country and say they have around £50 left between them.

“We are isolated, alone, scared and only have about two days of money left,” Cesca told local newspaper the Wisbech Standard.

“It’s such a rough place where we are and at night we just hide in our room in the dark.

“There is a little pharmacy here with a bed in it but no doctors.”

Cesca said that the pair were stranded in the airport in Cambodia for 12 hours as officials feared they could spread germs from Wuhan.

She continued: “We heard earlier today that everywhere is closing their borders.

“I’m attempting to get to Turkey as my parents live there but to get back to the UK would be great too.”

She had been in the city for just over two months when the virus broke out.