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Residents of residential tower in North feel unsafe in elevator: "It falls down"

Residents of residential tower in North feel unsafe in elevator: "It falls down"

Residents of an apartment building in Amsterdam-Noord report that elevators frequently experience sudden drops and malfunctions, causing safety concerns and physical discomfort. The property manager, MVGM, denies that a true "free fall" is possible due to safety mechanisms but acknowledges that mechanical shocks can occur during failures. While one elevator is currently awaiting repairs, residents are demanding a structural solution to the recurring technical issues.

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