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Substance is and i dont want it to touch her. the tower block is owned by ealing council, but she feels neglected. i drive past grenfell to go to work. were talking about never forget, and youre letting tower blocks continue to fall into such disrepair that they become into this state, then no lessons have been learned. and no, you dont really care. ealing council says its truly sorry that miss sinclair and her daughter are living in these appalling conditions and has been working for some time ...

In west london with her ten year old daughter in 2012. and there are other serious problems. you basically need an umbrella. shes not allowed to go in the toilet without an umbrella or a rain mac on when the leaks are in the bathroom. because i dont know what that substance is and i dont want it to touch her. the tower block is owned by ealing council, and shes spent years raising these disrepair issues. but no—one from the council has been out to fix a serious problem since before the pandemi...

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Apartment toilet issues flummox Gonzalez family Landlord claims issues have been solved Jacob and Abbygail Gonzalez live on Gordon Street in Corpus Christi, saying their toilet and walls are leaking water and feces at their apartment. and last updated 2021-04-21 19:19:10-04 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Jacob and Abbygail Gonzalez live on Gordon Street in Corpus Christi, saying their toilet and walls are leaking water and feces at their apartment. Their toilet is wobbly, their sink clogs up, a...

A Cordova woman says plumbing problems have sent raw sewage spilling into her apartment.

>> say it again? >> you get a lot of heat. you get a big meltdown. its basically a slide heat in the basement of the building. the main problem that you get from that is, of course, fire. the fire can strut around a lot of contamination. thats why most modern reactors are -- have a containment around them to keep that fire product in place. >> it would catch fire, the concrete and steel theoretically prevent the fire from doing damage outside of the reactor, is that correct? >> right. >> now -- ...