Residents are upset because their clothes got wet after a sudden ‘waterfall’ in a Yishun HDB flat
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Residents of a Yishun HDB flat experienced a sudden “waterfall” moment due to a suspected leak from the rooftop water tank that nearly lasted an hour. Due to the unfortunate incident, the clothes of the residents that were hung out to dry became soaking wet.
When the reporters visited the area, the water tank was no longer leaking. The HDB block staff also refused to be interviewed.
Sentiments of the residents
A 46-year-old resident living on the eighth floor of the building shared in an interview that a sudden large amount of water flowed down and soaked his clothes. He also stated that the water splashed inside his house, but not too much.
The man then had to close the window to avoid any more damage, and pointed out that this was his first time experiencing this after living in the building for more than 20 years.
Another resident, a 60-year-old man, also described the amount of water that leaked as “spectacular” as many people took pictures of it. As seen in a video, the water was constantly falling from the drains on the roof, and it looked like heavy rain.
“Many people’s clothes hanging out to dry got soaked, and water entered their homes”, the man said. He declared that when the authorities arrived, the roof was still leaking.
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