A North Belfast woman says she has had to bin some of her children's Christmas toys due to an ongoing mice problem in her home
A North Belfast woman says she has had to bin some of her children's Christmas toys due to an ongoing mice problem in her home.
"My kids' toys they only got at Christmas are also having to be thrown in the bin because of mice droppings. My youngest son at the age of 10 months can’t even crawl or learn to walk because of it. "I am honestly fed up with this and I don’t know what else to do. I’m not sleeping and have four kids to look after with this going on."
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