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NYCHA Resident's Leaking Pipes Crisis: Unlivable Conditions

A Brownsville resident, Chris, shares her struggle with leaking and corroded pipes in her NYCHA apartment, affecting her and her nine-month-old daughters health. Despite NYCHAs claims of coordinating repairs, Chris remains frustrated with the lack of permanent solution and the ongoing unhealthy living conditions.

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