The Brave Pedestrian

This video shows the bathroom of a resident of Muriel CHS, with the water from the upstairs neighbour's bathroom drainage pouring down, after a breakage in the PVC pipeline. The issue with the bathrooms is that, rather than the drainpipes being routed out of the building directly from the bathroom of a flat, they are routed into the gap between the false ceiling and the RCC ceiling of the flat downstairs. In the event of a joint leakage or pipeline rupture, the water will pollute the downstairs neighbour's house, and makes it unlivable. ISSUED IN PUBLIC INTEREST BY Krishnaraj Rao 9821588114 and 8169471229 krish.kkphoto@gmail.com Mumbai

In Lodha Palava City, in Muriel Cooperative Housing Society, flimsy false ceilings are provided by the builder in the bathroom and common passage. One of the two bathrooms is without a window, and an exhaust fan and vent are provided in the attic, which is not a substitute for a window. The ducting for the exhaust vent is made of flimsy material, and the false ceiling is practically waiting to collapse. The upstairs neighbour's drainpipe passes through your house. It comes out through your ceiling slab, and passes through your house to the drainage duct. If your upstair's neighbour's drainpipe has breakage, blockage or leakage, the plumbers will have to come and repair it in your house. Are you OK with this? ISSUED IN PUBLIC INTEREST BY Krishnaraj Rao 9821588114 and 8169471229 krish.kkphoto@gmail.com