NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) - The City of Norfolk condemned six apartments on Washington Avenue Friday, because inspectors say the landlord failed to provide adequate heat.
The inspectors told WAVY.com they warned Nega and Woineshet Muluneh to get heat in the apartments. The forced evictions unsettled all the residents, but by the end of the day the city changed its mind.
23 people, including ten children, were told Tuesday they had 72 hours to get out.
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The inspectors told WAVY.com they warned Nega and Woineshet Muluneh to get heat in the apartments. The forced evictions unsettled all the residents, but by the end of the day the city changed its mind.
23 people, including ten children, were told Tuesday they had 72 hours to get out.
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