Aussie DJ WILLO shows off shock flooding at Gold | Australian Markets

One of Australia’s ritziest high-end house buildings has suffered severe flooding during ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, with residents taking to social media to complain about waterlogged carpets and leaking window sills.

Aussie DJ WILLO, in a TikTok from midnight on Friday, steps by a water-soaked 14th ground bed room.

The video reveals a zip tie holding the bed room window closed.

The younger musician, residing on the Meriton Southport, claimed the building’s management had “refused” to repair leaks and window seals for more than 48 months.

“Cyclone Alfred has come into our building and flooded our bedroom,” he stated.

“And yes, you’re seeing that correctly. We have zip ties holding the windows because our building refused to fix our window sills.

“And that is with multiple windows in our apartment. And that’s 14 floors up.

“You wouldn’t think there would be flooding 14 floors up in an apartment, but here we are. Let’s go Meriton. Awesome.”

In one other replace posted two hours later on early Saturday morning, WILLO stated the water had gotten into the wardrobe.

“We need answers Mr Triguboff,” a caption to the TikTok reads.

Prolific developer Harry Triguboff AO developed the Meriton buildings on the Gold Coast.

One other Meriton resident, posting from the Meriton Surfers Paradise complicated, stated “so much water” had leaked in as Alfred raged exterior.

“I don’t think this should with a building that is only two years old,” the person posted.

“Look at all the water that is coming in. There is so much water. And it is coming from every crack.

“And I can feel the wind coming in, even with the windows closed.”

TikTokker has posted a video complaining about his Meriton house on the Gold Coast.

NewsWire has contacted Meriton for a response to the videos.

Luxurious high-rise house complexes just like the Meriton buildings dominate the Gold Coast skyline, which has reworked into one of Queensland’s premier vacationer locations.

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred was downgraded to a tropical low on Saturday morning, however the climate occasion has nonetheless wreaked havoc throughout elements of southeast Queensland and northern NSW, together with the Gold Coast.

The area’s beloved Putt Putt Mermaid Seashore wasn’t spared, with the spot’s iconic marker – a giant, yellow golf ball – knocked over into the bushes.

The low is sustaining winds close to its centre of 55km/h with wind gusts of up to 85km/h.

Winds are anticipated to weaken additional because the system strikes inland, although heavy rainfall is more likely to proceed over southeast Queensland and northern NSW.

Some 300,000 properties and companies are additionally with out energy.

Gold Coast Airport remained shut on Saturday, however management stated in an replace at 11am that they hoped to renew operations on Sunday.

“The Gold Coast Airport team is on-site performing safety inspections and operational checks of the aerodrome and terminal precinct,” the airport posted to social media.

“If safety and weather conditions allow, we hope to be able to open tomorrow.”