A close-up look at the rubbish accumulated on awnings due to irresponsible inhabitants living on higher floors of flats.
THE first thing you will notice when you enter the lift is the putrid smell of urine. The next thing are the missing lift buttons.
By the time you get to the 10th floor, you would have probably seen the empty socket where the closed circuit television camera used to be.
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A close-up look at the rubbish accumulated on awnings due to irresponsible inhabitants living on higher floors of flats.
Some of the rubbish thrown out of windows of upper floors collect on awnings below. — Photos: SAM THAM and MUHAMAD SHAHRIL ROSLI/The Star
The corridors of Apartment Court 4 in Taman Sri Sentosa, Kuala Lumpur, is littered with unwanted furniture.
The staircase of Apartment Court 4 (AC4) in Taman Sri Sentosa, Kuala Lumpur, is a fireman’s nightmare with bulk waste blocking the pathway.
Noraini: “I pay (maintenance fee) every month but things are only getting worse here.”
The JMC office of AC4 was closed on a weekday because the staff left early as they said they were threatened by residents.
Fahmi visiting Apartment Court 4 in Taman Sri Sentosa and seeing for himself the vandalised condition of the flats.
This lift is a victim of vandalism, a common problem in stratified properties.
Only 20% of residents at Apartment Court 4 in Taman Sri Sentosa, Kuala Lumpur, are paying maintenance fees.
Norazura: “There is no action against those who do not pay at all.”
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