The metre-high Yishun wall made from scrap wood placed at the corridor to keep out a harassing neighbour, has been removed.

Nee Soon Town Council ordered the barrier removed from the sixth-floor corridor of Block 112, Yishun Ring Road as it is a fire hazard.

The wall was a nifty device. It had a latch on the inside so the residents who built it could let themselves out. It was lined with cactus plants on the top so that the offending neighbour could not reach around to unlatch it from the outside.

It also proved effective as the harassing neighbour could not get close to the doors of the flats where she had allegedly been pouring soy sauce and urine, among other liquids and debris she left outside their corridor.

However, the wall is not going away any time soon. It will not be dismantled yet as the residents are still wary of the harassing neighbour.

A 63-year-old woman was arrested by police on May 27 for causing public nuisance and she is out on bail.

She is alleged to have harassed multiple residents since last December, although residents claim the harassment has been ongoing for more than two years.

Affected residents told The Straits Times loud banging noises are still coming from the woman's flat, even in the wee hours of the morning.

Related articles:

Yishun neighbour who splashed soya sauce & urine along corridor arrested

Someone in Yishun has finally built a wall. Along the corridor. To keep out pesky neighbour.

Nee Soon Town Council urges removal of Yishun wall as it’s a fire hazard

Neighbour from hell has been throwing braised sauce, sanitary pads & urine along neighbour’s corridor for 2 years

Top photo via Lim Weixiang

If you like what you read, follow us on Facebook and Twitter to get the latest updates.