'Isn't this trespassing?' Neighbours accused of entering Woodlands HDB flat without consent during renovation“这难道不是非法侵入吗？”邻居被指控在装修期间未经许可进入兀兰组屋。
A property agent has expressed concern after several people were allegedly seen entering a Woodlands HDB flat which is undergoing renovation.The incident was shared by TikTok user qidahfuad on Thursday (Sept 3), who questioned whether entering someone else's home during renovation without permission had become "a norm".In the video, which appeared to show two separate occasions, several people could be...
A property agent has expressed concern after several people were allegedly seen entering a Woodlands HDB flat which is undergoing renovation.
The incident was shared by TikTok user qidahfuad on Thursday (Sept 3), who questioned whether entering someone else's home during renovation without permission had become "a norm".
In the video, which appeared to show two separate occasions, several people could be seen entering the unit.
At one point, two women and a man are allegedly seen walking around the property, with the man taking photos of the renovation site with his phone.
Text overlaid on the video claims that the individuals had noticed a CCTV camera but chose to ignore it.
The video has since garnered more than 117,000 views on TikTok.
In another instance, a woman is seen entering the unit and taking photos before being joined by a man.
The property agent claimed that the woman then walked into the kitchen and rooms while the man remained outside.
The TikTok user said the two incidents took place on separate occasions and that she could not tell whether the individuals involved were the same.
She also claimed that renovation workers had told the visitors to leave, but they allegedly refused and continued looking around.
The property agent raised concerns over what could happen if belongings went missing or if someone was injured while inside the property.
"Isn't this trespassing?" she asked in the caption, adding: "You should never enter someone's house without permission."
The video has drawn comments from other users who claimed they had experienced similar situations during their home renovations.
One commenter shared that they had to ask alleged trespassers to leave immediately, as the individuals were treating their home as though it were an "HDB showroom".
Others agreed that such instances warrant a police report, as they involve having "strangers inside (the) house" without consent.
AsiaOne has reached out to qidahfuad for more information.
asyiqin.nadzri@asiaone.com
一名房产经纪人表示担忧，因为有人看到几个人进入了兀兰一间正在装修的组屋。
TikTok 用户 qidahfuad 于周四（9 月 3 日）分享了这起事件，并质疑未经许可擅自进入他人住宅进行装修是否已成为“一种常态”。
视频似乎显示了两个不同的场景，视频中可以看到几个人进入了该单元。
据称，有两名女子和一名男子在房屋周围走动，该男子用手机拍摄装修现场的照片。
视频上叠加的文字称，这些人注意到了监控摄像头，但却选择无视它。
该视频在TikTok上的观看次数已超过11.7万次。
在另一起事件中，可以看到一名女子进入房间拍照，随后一名男子加入进来。
房产经纪人称，随后该女子走进了厨房和房间，而该男子则留在外面。
该TikTok用户表示，这两起事件发生在不同的场合，她无法判断涉事人员是否为同一人。
她还声称，装修工人曾要求游客离开，但他们拒绝离开，继续四处参观。
房产经纪人对如果物品丢失或有人在房屋内受伤可能会发生什么情况表示担忧。
“这难道不是非法侵入吗？”她在配文中问道，并补充道：“未经允许，你绝对不应该进入别人的房子。”
该视频引发了其他用户的评论，他们声称在房屋装修过程中也遇到过类似的情况。
一位评论者表示，他们不得不要求擅闯者立即离开，因为这些人把他们的家当作“建屋发展局展厅”一样对待。
其他人也认为，这种情况应该报警，因为这涉及未经同意让“陌生人进入（房屋）”。
AsiaOne已联系qidahfuad以获取更多信息。
asyiqin.nadzri@asiaone.com