Title: Shocking Discovery: Chinese Tenant’s Apartment Overrun by Mountains of Trash
By Alexandra Klausner | August 11, 2023 | 12:55pm
In a bizarre incident, a landlord in Qingdao, China, was left astounded when he discovered his tenant’s apartment filled with piles of garbage that had not been taken out for over a year.
Video footage obtained by Newsflare shows the unidentified female tenant sitting amidst heaps of trash, engrossed in her phone, while another woman attempts to clear up the mess. The trash had reached such heights that it reached the windows of the apartment.
Landlord Xie expressed shock at the nauseating stench emanating from the garbage pile, claiming it was the worst he had ever encountered. It should be noted that the video only captured a portion of the trash, as Xie had already cleaned some of it before the filming took place.
After five hours of meticulous trash pickup, the apartment was finally restored to a livable condition. The tenant was given a few days to find a new place to live, along with financial compensation. However, her apparent lack of standards leaves much to be desired.
This incident sheds light on the rare occurrence of hoarding trash, which seems to have become a growing concern. Last year, an English landlord was stunned to find snakes, scorpions, and tarantulas among heaps of garbage when he evicted a tenant. In another shocking case, a tenant in the UK buried his home in 600 beer cans accompanied by a massive pile of feces.
In yet another horrifying story, a couple excited about moving into their dream home were greeted with an unpleasant surprise. The previous tenant left behind a sink filled with dishes, a toilet overflowing with waste, and even a mound of used underwear.
While these extreme cases may seem unbelievable, they serve as a reminder that some people have peculiar living habits that can have serious consequences. Let this be a lesson to all about the importance of maintaining cleanliness and responsibility in our living spaces.
As bizarre as it may be, the tale of the trash-filled apartment in Qingdao remains a stark reminder of the diversity of human behavior and the shocking discoveries that can occur behind closed doors.