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06 Oct 2020, 5:17 pm

You need to discuss with your primary doctor the threat/risk of respiratory infection due to the very real possibility of inhaling mold/mildew spores.
You NEED to be making phone calls and emails to the Health Department, your doctor, your or your neighbors’ social workers.
And have those phone videos ready.


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06 Oct 2020, 5:27 pm

I have been, and also one of my neighbors even had someone from the County out here taking pictures today.


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06 Oct 2020, 5:29 pm

EXCELLENT!
Sounds like progress!
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07 Oct 2020, 6:17 am

Angnix wrote:
The water was dripping out of the bathroom ceiling again today so I called the landlord. Maintenance came over and accused me of lying, again. I called the landlord to complain, and he accused me of lying and on top of that I mentioned the flooding issues downstairs, my aunt and uncle got flooded, and so did an old man downstairs. The old guy told me the landlord accused him of pouring water all over the floor. The landlord said directly to me that my relatives "were destroying their own apartment on purpose" and "they cause too much trouble" and my aunt and uncle were getting evicted...

I called HUD, I called my social workers, what else can I do???


Basically the landlords are stingy and don't want to pay out for any maintenance with all the rent that you pay.

My landlords are exactly the same. Greedy.


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08 Oct 2020, 1:22 am

Whatever the reason for inaction by the manager/landlords/owners, this is a provable serious health hazard.
ANY or all residents may be incubating lung infections RIGHT NOW.
In addition, until a serious, professional inspection is done, no one knows how close a floor/ceiling is to collapse.
Has anyone considered calling your local news station?
If the leak might be seeping near to electrical wiring, could that be a fire hazard? What is involved in calling for a fire safety inspection?


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