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Woman confronts stranger trying to enter her home that's undergoing renovation

Another day, another stranger trying to enter someone's home to take a look while it's under renovation.This time, it was Class 95 radio producer Lee Yoo Jin who was affected while she was alone at home.In an Instagram post on Thursday (Sept 17), Lee can be seen trying to film a video when she hears the door open."I knew it...

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Woman confronts stranger trying to enter her home that's undergoing renovation
Woman confronts stranger trying to enter her home that's undergoing renovation

Another day, another stranger trying to enter someone's home to take a look while it's under renovation.

This time, it was Class 95 radio producer Lee Yoo Jin who was affected while she was alone at home.

In an Instagram post on Thursday (Sept 17), Lee can be seen trying to film a video when she hears the door open.

"I knew it wasn't my contractors 'cause the guy was struggling to open the door (it wasn't locked)," she wrote in the video.

As Lee opens the door, a man's voice can be heard repeatedly apologising: "Sorry, because I thought that..."

"Yeah, no, that's still not right," Lee told him.

Lee discovered that the intruder was a guest of her neighbour, who was having a housewarming party at the time.

As Lee confronted the man, he allegedly "made excuses that he was curious because there were many homes renovating."

"No, I feel like it's still not right. You shouldn't try to enter homes that are still renovating, right?” Lee says in the video.

"Like, do you go around opening people's homes like that?"

Lee added that her neighbour had apologised on his guest's behalf, which made her feel bad as the former had been "so nice" to her, even inviting her over to the same housewarming party.

She concluded the video with a simple: "Lock your homes, y'all."

AsiaOne has reached out to Lee for more information.

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Netizens commented, saying they were aghast at the man's actions, with many recalling a similar incident from earlier this month where several people were allegedly seen entering a Woodlands HDB flat undergoing renovation and just sauntering about.

"What’s with all this people entering people house that are under renovation? How kaypoh (nosy) and entitled must you be to do that?" a comment under Lee's post read.

Another read: "And some people on Facebook were saying, 'Where's the kampung spirit?' and defending such behavior. You don't enter someone's house unless invited. Period.

"These people should be shamed. Glad you stood firm and told him off."

A netizen who had a similar experience also pointed to potential legal ramifications.

"This actually happened to us. A bunch of aunties just came into our unit while renovation was ongoing, when our false ceiling works were in progress and materials were being shifted around," they wrote.

"Imagine if someone had gotten injured inside the unit, who would be responsible? The workers? The designer? The homeowner?"

Lee should report the matter to the police, a commenter suggested.

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