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Candles, society washroom help Campa Cola residents survive
Updated On: 29 June, 2014 08:38 AM IST | | Pooja P Kalwar
Residents of legal flats chip in, as many say they are too old to afford even a flat on rent and will stay on till they are physically removed

Karan Sethia
Residents of the Campa Cola buildings are slowly moving out of the apartments dubbed illegal by the court and the civic body and moving in with friends and relatives. However, even on Saturday, a few residents said they neither had the money to rent a flat nor any relatives who could accommodate so many of them. These residents continue to stay in apartments where power and water lines have been disconnected.

Some residents like Karan Sethia (above) continue to stay in apartments where power and water lines have been disconnected. Pic/ Emmanual Karbhari
Residents of the legal floors were seen helping them survive by providing them food and water and allowing them access to their flats.Others, who have moved out to rented accommodation nearby, are also visiting their fellow sufferers. Many residents who do not have funds to rent a flat, were seen using battery-operated lights to enter their houses after sunset.


