Some weekends are lived in full action. This weekend was one of them. As agreed a few days ago, the seats in the house would be machine washed. We will carry the upholstery washing materials to the elevator and go up to the flat we live in.
Suddenly the elevator hung. I think the power went out. I don't know which floor we were on! The lamps do not turn on, the phone does not pick up, the door does not open.
The upholstery is a little panicky. Actually, I'm panicking too, but I'm trying not to let it go. We knock on the elevator door, no one hears.
We stayed like that for a while. When he knocked on the door again, our manager heard it and opened the lock on that floor with the key, so we could go outside and breathe a sigh of relief.
It turns out that we stopped right on the floor where the manager was sitting. We were barely able to get the demolition device up to our apartment.
We waited for a while and the electricity came on.
He was going to make full preparation and washing, this time the water stopped.
We tried to supply the water with difficulty, a seat started to be washed, the electricity went out again.
We call Akedaş, they say, "There are many malfunction calls from that neighborhood, there is a malfunction, we are trying to fix it".
“When will the electricity come back?” we say, "about 2 hours later" they say.
When the carpet and upholstery cleaning shopkeeper said, "Because it's the eve of the feast, a lot of work has been accumulated, I'll just go and do other things until the electricity comes on," I said, "Okay".
Ten minutes after the master came down the stairs, the electricity came on, I let him know by saying "come". Now we are stunned, the interior is in shambles, everything is dispersed in public.
Akedaş's employees are sitting next to the electricity distribution panel, waiting. I wonder if I'm going with them. “No, what are these cuts, what will it be?” I say. They say, “There is an overload, the transformer does not lift, the conditions are constantly falling, we are waiting for it, we are waiting for it to intervene when it is cut off”.
I am waiting for the master in front of the building, when he arrives, we take the elevator again.
Of course, the electricity goes out again, we are stuck again. Again the phone does not pick up, the lamps do not turn on again, we start pounding on the door again.
Again the manager comes and opens the door, but this time we are really panicking. It is said that the new generation elevators are not likely to fall, but at that moment, one is left alone with different emotions while trapped. If you have a panic attack or something else, woe to you.
It is the rose of a flower garden,
As beautiful as a dewdrop has fallen on its leaf,
Person who can't stand
But unfortunately, today there are so many people who do not like flowers, there are beings that I cannot say,
There are no ugly women,
Fate is ugly woman
It is such a fate that they come across non-human beings who do not appreciate their worth,
Son wants food,
Husband wants cleaning,
It wants food, it wants attention or care,
Home everyone wants something from the woman
But no one asks what a woman wants.
In short, while the seats are being washed, the master does not have any color, he does not know what he is doing out of fear and anxiety. I'm trying to make him talk, so that he can relax a little, but it's impossible.
For a while, in between the conversation, “Brother, shall I find you a confession?” When he said that, I said, "No, please".
“If you hadn't been with me in the elevator, I would have panicked and had a heart attack!” said.
“So you were so panicked and scared?
“Yes, I was stuck in a building's elevator for 8 hours before, no one looked at the elevator, they didn't even hear my voice. Since that day, I have been afraid to take the elevator. If it's not high floor, I try to climb stairs. Good thing you were with me, otherwise it could have ended very badly." he admitted.
After all these misfortunes, it is necessary to ask a few questions as a citizen.
If the electricity is going to be cut, the citizens should be informed as much as possible.
If the electrical transformer cannot handle the load, its power should be increased a little more.
Who and what kind of responsibility will arise from the panic, heart attack, and death of someone who is haphazardly trapped in the elevator?
In sudden electrical tides, who will be responsible for the breakdown of malfunctioning electrical devices, and how much, and will cover the loss and damage.
Thank God we spent a weekend with such troubles, with fear, anxiety and fatigue. God forbid it hurts. Because no one knows what will happen when, anything can happen at any time.
