By james art 
A pipe in a municipal waste stack erupted in a rental apartment, but it took a month to turn to it the advice, forcing the leasing holder to move, said the Guardian newspaper.
The household of the United Kingdom is left homeless by delaying sewage repair by a leading advice. A pipe in a municipal waste stack erupted in a rental apartment, but it took a month to turn to it the advice, forcing the leasing holder to move, said the Guardian newspaper.
Writing in the newspaper, the lessee – who has a little girl of 3 years, said: “The wrong management of Southwork’s advice left my advance apartment uninhabited.” The open letter explained: “The sewer pipe in the stack of the municipal waste burst behind a panel in my kitchen in November 2023. Sutwark took more than a month to turn to it, during which time the sewer spilled into the apartment, forcing us to be We get out. When his team is finally present, he breaks through an asbestos insulation panel without being tested first as asbestos.
“A month later, a test for asbestos I ordered, returned positively and feared that the dehumidifiers blown into the affected panel may have spread asbestos dust in the apartment. And the removable works stopped.
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“It came to May 2024 to be deactivated from the place of MBNA, as Southwark failed to act. By then another sewer leak was discovered and it took 38 weeks Southwark to make a temporary repair. A third was now discovered The expiration has already been discovered, has already been discovered, has already been discovered, has already been discovered that a third expiration has been discovered.
The letter continued: “My daughter and I spent the first two months after the initial expiration, moving between hotels paid by MBNA. When it was agreed last January that the insurer would pay for an apartment, there was no heating or hot water and were served by an expulsion order when it had returned from a bank.
Following the intervention of the newspaper’s consumer issues, the tenant received £ 1850 for the failures of the Council Office. MBNA awarded the author of the letter £ 1000 for “not receiving the management of your request quite correctly”.