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Why do people like to urinate in lifts?

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Urine in Havelock HDB block lift gives off ‘unbearable’ stench, say residents​

Someone has been urinating regularly inside the lift of an HDB block in Havelock Road, with residents saying the stench is “unbearable”.

The culprit, or culprits, have been doing the dirty deed at Block 22 Havelock Road for a few months now, reported Shin Min Daily News.

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Source: Google Maps

Culprit has been urinating in lift up to 3 times a day​

A 70-year-old retiree named Mr Zeng (transliterated from Mandarin) told Shin Min that somebody has been urinating at Lift C of the 16-storey block over the last two to three months.

They would relieve themselves more than once a day, even up to three times a day, he said.

As the lift is small, the stench can be “unbearable”, he added.

Sometimes, he would take another lift farther away from his unit just to avoid the smell.

Urine stains seen in Havelock lift at least twice a day​

Another 70-year-old retiree, Madam Jiang (transliterated from Mandarin), said almost all the residents know that there are urine stains in the lift.

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Source: Shin Min Daily News

She has seen such stains twice in one day, while other residents have encountered them early in the morning.

As the lift can accommodate only about four to six people, those unlucky enough to take a stained lift have almost “nowhere to hide” and have no choice but to wash their shoes when they get home.

This behaviour is not only unhygienic but displays a lack of public-spiritedness, she added.

Residents suspect culprit is an elderly resident​

Other residents have fingered the culprit as an elderly male resident of the block.

A male resident who declined to be named told the paper that when the man came out of the lift, he left behind a pool of yellow liquid that smelled like urine.

As there are CCTV cameras in the lift, he hoped the authorities would take action after confirming his identity.

The elderly man’s neighbour on the same floor said he would relieve himself in the corridor sometimes, and believes that he is ill.

The suspected culprit did not answer the door when reporters approached his unit.

CCTV of urination sent to NEA: JBTC​

Mdm Jiang said her son has complained about the situation to the Jalan Besar Town Council (JBTC) many times.

JBTC said in response to Shin Min’s queries that it was aware of the incident and had retrieved the lift’s CCTV footage of the acts and sent it to the National Environment Agency (NEA).

It is believed that NEA has counselled the culprit; if they keep up their behaviour, further action will be taken.

JBTC also assured residents that it was paying close attention to the matter and would work closely with the relevant agencies to resolve it as soon as possible.

A sign has also been posted in the lift, reminding residents not to urinate there or at common areas.

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Source: Shin Min Daily News

Lift is now cleaned more often​

JBTC has also increased the frequency of lift cleanings, it said.

Mdm Jiang confirmed that since her son complained, cleaners have been deployed more often.

Now, the lift is cleaned every morning, noon and night, she said.
 
Urinating in the lifts used to be a common problem in the 80s all the to the early 2000s. The resurgence indicates the coolie genes has been reactivated. Just ask Tay Fook Yuan.
It could mean that more new citizens are now living in our HDB slums.
 
Since the CCTV have all the evidence & NEA actually consulted the culprit ... next step is to apply Court for humane euthanasia
 
Since the CCTV have all the evidence & NEA actually consulted the culprit ... next step is to apply Court for humane euthanasia
The guilty ones must be made to carry a urine bag every time they leave home, so they don't pee inside the lift.
 
Havelock is a low SES area, the slum of Singapore. Many of those staying there are either senile or incontinence
 
it’s part of animal instincts to leave their marks and scents in corners, lamp posts, hydrants, and tree stumps and trunks. i went sniffing in lifts in sg and know syed putrid was there.
 
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