DC apartment residents say broken building elevators are putting their lives at risk
Parc Riverside Apartments residents told WUSA9 one of the building’s three elevators has been broken for about four years.
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“If there were a fire, people with disabilities would die because they could not get down the stairs- unless someone physically carries them, as I have done when there are actual fire alarms. Tell me how someone in a wheelchair supposed to climb the stairs? Crawl up the stairs?” Lubecky, said.
I can understand the frustration of a broken elevator, but if there is a fire then the elevators are the last thing you should be using. And if people have mobility issues, upper floors really shouldn't be the best place to live.
Besides, Sheldon, Penny, Amy, Leonard, Howard, Raj and Bernadette put up with a broken elevator for how long?