Compensation and Repairs: Water Damage Crisis at Hong Kong's T-Loft@Kai Tak
Water Damage: A Crisis at T-Loft@Kai Tak
The recent reports of water damage and fungus in Hong Kong's T-Loft@Kai Tak transitional housing have escalated concerns among residents. Affected by water seepage and high water pressure, more than 100 households have issued complaints regarding their living conditions.
Impact of Water Seepage
- Over 60 households reported water seepage.
- About 40 households encountered burst or leaking pipes.
- Residents demonstrated visibly damaged walls with mushrooms and mildew.
Remedial Efforts and Compensation Issues
Albert Su Yau-on of the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals stated that a water pressure regulator has been installed to address the underlying issue. The operator is also organizing inspections and repairs for affected units. However, district councillor Lam Pok emphasized the urgent need for compensation, as many residents have faced disruptions in their daily lives, even needing temporary accommodations.
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