Urgent Action Needed on Water Damage and Fungus Infestation at T-Loft@Kai Tak
Urgent Repairs for Water Damage at T-Loft@Kai Tak
The operator of the T-Loft@Kai Tak transitional public housing estate in Hong Kong has committed to address severe water damage affecting more than 100 households. The concerns were raised by residents reporting water seepage and fungus growth in their flats due to low water pressure.
Extent of the Damage and Community Impact
Since late April, residents have been dealing with leaking pipes and visible water stains in their homes. About 20 percent of the impacted flats still require repairs, with many residents suffering significant disruption to their daily lives as they replace damaged furniture. District councillor Albert Su Yau-on has called for immediate compensation for the affected individuals.
- Seepage affecting over 100 households.
- Visible mushrooms and mildew reported.
- Corridors flooded during rainfall.
- Efforts to install water pressure regulators.
Future Measures and Resident Assurance
The Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, the operator, plans further inspections to prevent future issues with building quality. Su assured that similar projects won’t involve the same contractor.
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