Mr. Zhang checked the CCTV footage and found

A confused couple allegedly forgot to turn off the air conditioner in their room when they went abroad, causing water droplets to appear on the floors, walls or ceilings of three neighboring units. On Monday (April 21), the authorities finally contacted the couple, and they asked their relatives to come to their home and turn off the air conditioner, which allowed the neighbors to feel relieved.

Our newspaper reported on Monday that a couple living on the 12th floor of Block 102A in Punggol Field went abroad in the early hours of last Tuesday (15th) and allegedly forgot to turn off the air conditioner in their room, causing their neighbours living in the unit to the left and the neighbours upstairs and downstairs to be affected, with water droplets appearing on the floor, ceiling and walls.

After the news was published, a neighbor, Mr. Zhang, revealed in an interview on Monday that the Housing and Development Board had sent someone to check the scene in the morning, and then said that they would notify the owner: "Later, the Housing and Development Board called to inform that they had contacted the owner. It is understood that they will not return to the country so soon, and they will arrange for their family to turn off the air conditioner."

Mr. Zhang checked the CCTV footage and found that the homeowner's family came to shut down the air conditioner at around 2 pm on Monday. When he returned home at 8 o'clock in the evening, the originally wet walls had dried up, but the room was still chilly and the sockets were still damp. “The HDB staff suggested I turn on a fan to dry out the moisture.”

He added that when he went upstairs to check on the residents on the 13th floor, he found that there was no water on the floor of their maid's