W. Royall
Greetings!
I’m renting a 1-bedroom flat on the 8th floor of a newly-built 2018 building, which is not the cheapest one on the market. It’s furnished nicely, the furniture is brand new and kind of stylish… Everything is fine except for one moment that seriously troubles me.
Many buildings, not only mine, have only 1 window and 1 door. I mean, I have a balcony completely doorless, and my apartment has only 1 door and 1 small window. Well, I’ve found something that possibly could be an escape door, but it’s locked. When I asked about it, the landlord just shook his shoulders pretending (or not?) that he didn’t understand my English. Communication is another great problem in Vietnam, but the main issue here is the lack of escape doors which is against not only fire-safety but simple common sense! It’s always so hot and stuffy here, plus in case of emergency, I’m trapped… and there’re so many apartments built like this in Vietnam. What’s the matter? Maybe I’m don’t get something?
I’m renting a 1-bedroom flat on the 8th floor of a newly-built 2018 building, which is not the cheapest one on the market. It’s furnished nicely, the furniture is brand new and kind of stylish… Everything is fine except for one moment that seriously troubles me.
Many buildings, not only mine, have only 1 window and 1 door. I mean, I have a balcony completely doorless, and my apartment has only 1 door and 1 small window. Well, I’ve found something that possibly could be an escape door, but it’s locked. When I asked about it, the landlord just shook his shoulders pretending (or not?) that he didn’t understand my English. Communication is another great problem in Vietnam, but the main issue here is the lack of escape doors which is against not only fire-safety but simple common sense! It’s always so hot and stuffy here, plus in case of emergency, I’m trapped… and there’re so many apartments built like this in Vietnam. What’s the matter? Maybe I’m don’t get something?
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