Castle Hill Houses resident says constant leaks are affecting her health, well-being
The resident says whether repairs are made or not, she wants a new place to live.
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3ds agoA woman who lives at the Castle Hill Houses says constant leaks in her apartment are affecting her health and well-being.
Frajon Thomason says a leak flooded her apartment this past weekend, but it was not the first time it happened at her 535 Havemeyer Ave. apartment.
Thomason says for the past three years, she's been battling for a comfortable home. She blames water damage for the cracked walls, broken tiles and mold in her home.
Additionally, she says her health is being affected daily by the mold in her home and that management just doesn't seem to help.
News 12 reached out to NYCHA for a statement and is waiting to hear back.
Thomason says whether repairs are made or not, she wants a new place to live.
