”Waterfall-like water” in the underground parking lot of a newly built apartment building in Daegu, South Korea

A phenomenon of water cascading like a waterfall was discovered in a newly built apartment building in Daegu, South Korea. According to JTBC's "Case Head" on the 10th, the informant A moved in in May of this year.
The video was taken in an underground parking lot of an apartment building in Buk-gu, Daegu. The video shows water cascading from the ceiling of the parking lot due to a plumbing problem, spilling onto parked cars.
Mr. A confirmed the video through a tenant community. Water was also seen leaking from the elevator and stairs in addition to the underground parking lot.
According to Mr. A, it was discovered that the leak in the underground parking lot was caused by an increase in the amount of rainwater in the storm water pipes, resulting in increased water pressure.
In response to this, the apartment complex announced that it "plans to conduct a full inspection of the piping and will make every effort to prevent a recurrence."
However, Mr. A said, "This is not the first time we've had a plumbing problem. Last month, there was a problem with the plumbing on the top floor, and water was leaking into the elevator and emergency stairs.
"Since moving in in May of this year, we've had a lot of problems, including leaks and loose floors," he said. "It's frustrating that there aren't enough measures in place to deal with problems that keep coming up, so we're providing this information."
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