A DISPUTE over a proposed stairlift in a Shanghai apartment building is putting the spotlight on a dilemma that many ageing cities, like Malaysia, will eventually have to confront.
When a resident requires accessibility modifications that extend into common areas, whose rights come first? The individual seeking greater mobility or the neighbours sharing the space?
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