The refused cable caused drought in 3 homeholders of a famous homeowner

Five alarm in the Bronx House at the beginning of this month that forced hundreds of residents and left the roof almost collapse of the electrical cable, the owner of the Lord ‘Fire responsibilities this week – that has caused a recent seal of the two. Other homeowners of a homeowner.

The three buildings were by Ved Parkash, which was named to be the worst home in New York City in 2015 by Latiac lawyer in the city and becomes a tonia prosecutor. Ingahy Pharkash is the target of continuing judgment on the state of its building.

The six-story Bronx’s Bronx Plant has taken place this month, at 2910 Wallace Avenue, has been hit by more than 400 complaints in the last two years, according to the department ‘The protection and development of the house, who oversees the state of the household. the city. Many complaints focused on the lack of warmth, hot water, and the presence of insects, including rats.

Mr Parkash, Parkash Management, said by his spokeshouse that the portfolio was full before the battle in the Bronx, “old property where there are frequent breaks and requires care, repair and update regularly. “

This company announced that one of the house of the house was restored and was full of people, and another building was already under construction. He also added that “suspicious circumstances in the past ten years, unfortunately will increase those who want to call us as a solution to the lack of home in Bronx. “

The statement about the landlord’s history, which was reported by The Bronx Times and the previous City, revived monitoring New York home and the ability of the city ensure that they would not live in the people in the uneasy measures.

The legal relief organizations said in a statement after the drought in January that Mr. was “condemning” Mr. Parkash for a long time due to the state of its board. It is noteworthy that the fire was the Three in Bronx building that Mr. Parkash was in less than two years.

The other two fire – one at 735-745 East 242nd Street, and the other at 1420 Noble ANGE – was also the result of a false electrical cable, according to the department ‘the fire.

There was no life left or seriously injured at the home of Wallace, which took place on January 10. Robert S. Tucker, a firefighter and a journalist’s conference, said for a press conference on the volume of the fire, but it was surprising that no one was very serious. hurt or die.

But two weeks after the time, hundreds of residents were still displaced, some were struggling to walk in the city system to find a regular home.

The American Red Cross states that a spokesman supported 240 adults and 74 children, giving them a temporary residence and work with their partners to help them to find a place to live. It also offered a health support and aid for a drug lost in the fire.

Luz Gonzalez, who lived on the third floor of the building for ten years, said the Red Cross helped to ensure a room at Bronx in Bronx, where he was currently alive.

But he said that when he was in contact with the city for lasting help, he was ignored, and the lottery officer told him in easy-to-house without giving a lot of details.

He said he was afraid to enter the shelter and the next possible possible.

“I was tired of crying because it was so hard for me,” Ms. Gonzalez, who had the neuropathie of a chronic nerropathy, diabetes and lungs and can’t climb ladder. “It’s not easy when you have no money – it’s hard.”

Human rights groups have worked over the years to support the tenants of Mrs Parkash’s home. Many of them helped organize the so-called Parkash Coalition of 2015, which led to a better proposition to demand a better decision for the people of the buildings. Managing, including 15 rentalities across Bronx, sought to attract attention to the spreads of insects, the loss of rent, rent, and other issues.

The group could get Mr. Parkash, who has been difficult for a long time to attend meetings, and volunteered to satisfy many of the tenant demands.

The cooperation has been delayed after the agents that the organizers have led to Mr. Parkash to get out of the Top 10 to the Worst homeowners in the city.

“In recent years, we have been thinking about the target of Parkash,” says Edward Garcia, the Career of Career of Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition, who has led to the effort. But he said that the group focused on insurance that the same householder said that “damaged their boards and tenants”, “it would not be able to continue working in New York City.”

If the fire causes the fire, it may be a sign that electronic system in the house is not replaced for a long time, whether the system is tired. But Robert Rapport, a global investigator, said that the three fire was raised in a red flag.

“Two or three may be a coincidence,” says Mr. RAPPaport, and added that the investigator is looking for a pattern when the fire has determined.

In January, the drought began near the roof of the house and extended, according to the supervision of the housebread. About 90 percent of the roof collapsed, like a wall in some parts of the fifth and sixth floor. There was no damage to the lowest floor of the house, but the department ordered the department to fully remove the house.

Mrs. Gonzalez, the villagers, said that fire alarms did not go, and did not know that a fire was burning if his house was not full of smoke.

He said that the house management was responsible for the extent of the destruction, and added that many demands were negotiated.

He said that part of the ceiling was twice in December and was not hot during the two winter.

“I was asleep in the streets,” Mrs. Gonzalez said about the lack of warmth. “The landlord will not hire electricular.”

Eryn Davis participated in the report. Kitty bennett participated in research.