| Date: 7/9/2011 7:06:17 PM Cc: Ho Chan Wah; avenuecourttreasurer@yahoo.com; avenuecourtsecretary@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblocka@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockb@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockc@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockd@yahoo.com; Lingham; avenuecourtbe@yahoo.com Subject: Four teenagers can beat your security system |
| 9th July 2011 Mr. Chairman Kumar, Re: Four teenagers can beat your security system You can choose to view this as continuous harping or you can view this as a feedback. I saw four young Malay boys between 14-15 walking in through the sidewalk without having to report to guard house and they were headed towards block A. Thinking they were residents that I have not seen I did not pay much attention. The next thing I knew I heard loud talking and chattering in the corridor and when I look down through the window they were sitting on the corridor on the 11th floor talking loudly with one of them astride on the wall where he could have fallen to his death. Called the guard house to investigate as I believed they were not residents. About 20 mins later I saw them walking out of Avenue Court. This was about 3pm. The front of house entry and exit point has sidewalks that invite outsiders to come and go without having to report to guard house, no barriers or security measures for bikes to zoom in and out. I had been here three years and I have never paid much attention to all these matters until I asked to use changing rooms. Changing security companies and having cctv does not does not help when rapist and molesters can come and go easily. Unless there is a lock down and stricter controlling set up and procedure for entry and exit for pedestrian, bikes and vehicles security personnel stationed here will have a hard time doing their duties, chasing after each and every person walking in or running after bikes that zoom in without any barrier. Entry and exiting premises must be design in such a way that it requires going through the guard house and not guards running all over the place. The set up and procedures must facilitate that outsiders asking guards for permission to enter and exit and not the other way around. Regarding the changing rooms. You have made claims that needles were found outside the changing rooms. Did management committee do anything about it?
If management committee is really concern about safety I suggest that you look into the entry exit set up/procedure to do a lock down. Tighten it up making it difficult for unwanted people to wander in. This might reduce your headache and having to look for new security company all the time. And not changing rooms ended up taking the blame for rapes and molestations. Sincerely hope that you might want to look to improve security set up and procedures. Concerned or Irritating Resident Owner, Please go to Blog Archive to read more/ Sila ke Blog Archive untuk surat yang lain |
