William showing the gap between the ground and bottom of Taman Teluk Gedung Indah low-cost flats. — SS KANESAN /The Star
AFTER more than a decade of living in fear that their building would collapse, residents of Taman Teluk Gedung Indah (TTGI) low-cost flats in Port Klang, are hopeful that a solution can be found to the soil settlement issue.
Over the years, a huge gap began to form between the ground and bottom of the flats.
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William showing the gap between the ground and bottom of Taman Teluk Gedung Indah low-cost flats. — SS KANESAN /The Star
Some units on the top floor are abandoned as the flats' roof was blown off in a storm several years ago. These units are now filled with old broken furniture and wild plants are growing there.
Normala says some flat units are in a dilapidated condition and filled with rubbish.
Ahmad believes the building is only sitting on concrete slabs now.
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