“Josstick burn every morning smell and ashes entered end corridor unit and on top of shoe cabinet... Complain to TC also no use” the resident added
SINGAPORE: A man complained about his ‘very inconsiderate’ neighbour who would scatter and leave their slippers and shoes on the public corridor and cause other people to find it difficult to come out of their house at Blk 412 Pandan Gardens.
“Also put we used old shoes on top of shoe cabinet, the foul strong smell entered corridor end neighbour house when open door,” the man wrote. A conflict happens when two or more parties have a disagreement. Conflicts, if left unresolved, could escalate and cause tension among family members, neighbours and friends. Instead of getting angry, let’s FOCUS on resolving the conflict.”
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