Random people, likely neighbours, allegedly enter Woodlands flat during renovations, property agent asks, 'Isn't this trespassing?'
The property agent asked in her caption: "Is entering someone's house during renovation a norm now?"
A property agent has raised concerns over individuals allegedly entering a public housing flat under renovation on multiple occasions. On September 3, property agent Qidah Fuad posted a TikTok video showing the incidents, which she captured on two separate occasions. In her caption, Qidah questioned whether it is normal for people to enter someone's house during renovations and asked if this constitutes trespassing.
She also expressed concerns about potential missing items or injuries that could occur if these individuals were to enter the flat again. The video, which has garnered over 119,000 views and 200 comments, shows individuals from another unit entering the flat and taking photographs, even though surveillance cameras were present. Qidah stated that she was unsure if the individuals entering on both occasions were the same people and emphasized that this behavior should not be the norm.
Workers have warned the individuals to stop, but they have continued to enter the flat repeatedly. The response from the public has been mixed, with some expressing confusion and concern over the trespassing behavior and others defending the individuals who entered the unit without permission.
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