"Let the Ambulance in or She Will Die!"
Imminent Danger as Hunger Striker Denied Emergency Medical Access at HMP Bronzefield
As of today, Qesser Zuhrah, aged 20, is on day 46 of her hunger strike at HMP Bronzefield. According to reports from yesterday afternoon, she is no longer able to stand and requires urgent medical attention.
Despite repeated calls for emergency care, prison staff have so far refused entry to ambulances and delayed treatment overnight.
Supporters, including Zarah Sultana MP, have maintained a presence outside HMP Bronzefield since 1:20 AM, demanding immediate hospitalisation and independent medical assessment.
This morning Zarah tweeted, “Let the ambulance into HMP Bronzefield now, @DavidLammy. Otherwise Qesser Zuhrah is going to die.”
Ms Zuhrah has reported severe chest pain, abdominal and lower back pain, breathlessness. Her vital signs have been taken only intermittently, and she has received inadequate electrolytes since returning from hospital on Friday - due to HMP Bronzefield reportedly running out of electrolytes on Friday.
Two doctors, Dr Olivia Brandon and Dr Ayo Moiett, are at the scene.
Dr Brandon says: “Qesser needs urgent hospital assessment. It is not possible to do that inside the prison, as she needs urgent bloods taken and other urgent scans that the prison does not have the capacity to perform.”
Medical advocates and healthcare professionals warn that Ms Zuhrah’s condition could become life‑threatening within hours without hospital treatment and observation.
Calls to South East Coast Ambulance Service have been logged, but access continues to be denied.
Name: Qesser Zuhrah
Prison No.: A9259FE
Location: HMP Bronzefield, Ashford, Surrey.
Date of Birth: Jan 2005
This is inhumane. She must be taken to hospital immediately for the treatment that she needs.
Please understand this is not oversight or neglect - the authorities want her to die. These are the same authorities have have methodically funneled weapons and targetting information to a genocidal regime to carry out the holocaust of our time. A prisoner dying in a hunger strike would mean nothing to them.