Nadia Al-Maraghi attacks the arrivals, their smell is rotten and provokes anger after the life of the cheetah

It seems that the media, Nadia Al-Maraghi, will be a controversial source after the actress Hayat Al-Fahd. A circulating video clip of the Kuwaiti media, Nadia Al-Maraghi, sparked a storm of controversy and criticism, because of what was considered an insult and "racist" towards the expatriates in the State of Kuwait, after uttering offensive terms against them.

The media video clip showed, accompanied by a friend of hers, during a tour they took in one of the schools designated to deport some arrivals in light of the Corona crisis.

The media, Nadia Al-Maraghi, spoke during the clip about the reason for wearing protective masks during the tour, saying: “We take a tour of them, they tell us that we must wear masks, because what are the rooms in?”, Her friend replied: “Rotten, rotten from their smell,” before they completed the tour to check the number of who's there"

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And soon the video clip was met with a torrent of angry criticism towards the media, which was fueled by the controversy that has been going on for two days due to offensive statements targeting the arrivals before. her citizenship Actress Hayat Al Fahad.

And a tweeter, "Noor Al-Otaibi," commented: Nadia Qalmaraghi is a violation of humanity and morals... I don't know what is the wisdom of filming and mocking people who are helpless?!

Another account commented: "It is clear that Corona came to the world to reveal to us the ugly face of racists and bullies... Daily a racist model appears that exposes itself, Glory be to God, and by God, Corona is not only an epidemic and a affliction .. He is a soldier of God's soldiers, a scandal that reveals what is in the hearts.." .

And a tweeter on behalf of “Taleb Al-Alam” said: “# Nadia Al-Maraghi and Hayat Al-Fahd did not come to us from Mars. You see our societies rotten from racism.”

And the Kuwaiti artist, "Hayat Al-Fahd", launched an attack on the expatriate workers in her country about two days ago, saying: "Oh group, feel that the prince does not fall short, and those under the emir are the ones who sabotage in the monastery... Now if we get sick, what is in hospitals... they are their homes." You don’t want them while we are afflicted by them..there is no international law that says in crises they are supposed to return to their countries..by God, we are supposed to drop them on land..I am against humanity, but we have reached the stage of a million salvation.”

The artist's statements sparked a storm of criticism and angry responses, which prompted her to clarify during later statements, justifying her words by the pressure on Kuwait's hospitals, and the large number of expatriate workers compared to the citizens of the Gulf country.