Multiple families claim their children have fallen ill due to a mold issue inside Arizona State University dorms. ASU says that is not the case.
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@22globex2 жыл бұрын
Its not a result of kids being messy as one person replied, this is an issue in the ventilation system not the carpet or floors. ABC needs to investigate the 46 million by ASU's own admission on their website, received from the Cares Act from the government. The US Department of Education "released a resource to help schools, colleges and universities improve their ventilation systems to prevent the spread of covid-19 AND provide healthy learning environments" This was part of The American Rescue Plan. There has been misuse of those funds going to athletic programs at some schools by creatively rerouting the way the were meant to be used. Clearly we need transparency and clarity on this matter So where did all that money go?
@fafadfasfa2 жыл бұрын
A lawsuit will teach them a lesson.
@Bad_Chad2 жыл бұрын
Not like they aren’t making enough money, damn!
@Galaxy_Rea2 жыл бұрын
I went to ASU Tempe and can confidently say there was definitely mold there when I went there in 2011
@greatwhitesharkey87642 жыл бұрын
The HAVOC system has not been taken care of since 2019. No duck work/maintenance since 2019. ASU was aware of the situation since 2019. When last spoken to ASU they blamed everything on the COVID-19 closure, even though 2019 had nothing to do with something we knew nothing of in 2019 ASU rather line their pockets with money then to deal with class room, library ,dorms, shower, bathrooms and gym locker rooms/ shower a tree area's. FACT CHECK by ASU Chancellor in a 2019 interview. I was told at the time they were going to be working on the HAVOC/AIR SYSTEMS in campus rooms/library/dorm/ gym shower areas in March of 2019? Hmm... something's never change, like the lack thereof ASU personnel.
@luckymepyro98022 жыл бұрын
I worked for HVAC contractors at Manzinita . We cleaned & after they checked after . I was like is this legal? Guess that's I was let go after a week
@cer229923 күн бұрын
Toxic mold can devastate the health of sensitive individuals and can sometimes be life long. I would file a lawsuit.
@Shelly6412 жыл бұрын
Ugh, yes. My son knows someone in the dorms who was affected.
@nathanielbaseball24202 жыл бұрын
My story of this: I lived in ASU Tempe that year in a different dorm built and I completely agree because after moving into three different rooms due to other maintenance issues and my final room always had a mold smell. I can’t believe me and other freshman dealt with this. Just overall, I don’t like the idea of colleges provide cheap dorms for freshman. Freshman need more respect for housing. Now since I’m finally done with freshman year, I’m looking forward to university apartments that should be better. I’m feeling bad for the next upcoming freshman.
@helenpatterson38582 жыл бұрын
Jeez ! Anyone ever hear of lysol ? It should never be allowed to get this bad.
@offsetyrn42852 жыл бұрын
yeah thats ASU for u
@luckymepyro98022 жыл бұрын
ASU was going off the word of the American Campus employees , Not ASU's fault ,, I have a daughter who lives at Student Living & thought, I wouldn't want My daughter living here - Manzinita because of the rush to clean . We were told We were moving to slow , hurry & get down even if it was a half-ass job , I was like dang . I clean My ass good , how do they clean their's - half assed . At the same time the Students would whine " what's taking so long " , for their ducts to be cleaned .Most of American Campus Employees where on their phones , Facebook or either checking out the Students , I was like I have a daughter that age , anyway I was a horrible experience , but wouldn't mind going back and doing the job right . Everyone was more worried about what food for lunch they were ordering , except Crystal
@BUSSINJUSTIN10M2 жыл бұрын
This has been a thing for a few months
@luckymepyro98022 жыл бұрын
I worked at the Manzinita , recently , was horrible We we told Not to say a word ( I will edit in the details asap ) . We gave examples of only the cleaner rooms
@calliecarter1645 Жыл бұрын
hi! i am supposed to move into Manzanita this fall and i deal with multiple chronic illnesses, where mold illness CANNOT cross for me or else it could arise serious complications. do you know if they fixed anything? please respond, because this is a health matter for me and i need to know if i should change to a different dorm!
@luckymepyro9802 Жыл бұрын
@cc cc They clean maybe once a year but You should be oK now that this story came out. Just My opinion Just monitor your vents yourself. Have someone show You how to open it ( basically with a screwdriver ) and see if the filters are dirty with Mold. Check randomly.
@darkespeon642 жыл бұрын
want to look at mold? go to cracker barrel on perroria i even have a video and was fired for being injured along with them lying to unemployment
@hannabennett8192 жыл бұрын
lmao i go there this has been going for the whole year they won’t listen
@jessiefayne40832 жыл бұрын
Well you know if there's mold in their dorms it's because they're not cleaning their food up and they're not cleaning at all has to come from dirt and not being clean that's where it grows common Sense people quit trying to blame it on everyone else tell your kids to clean their mess up and go on with life
@andycreasy3522 жыл бұрын
Jessie don’t be dense it due to excess water most likely a plumbing leak or problem with the hvac system.
@flanagamer2 жыл бұрын
Mold grows from excess moisture in the air or in the vents my dude. Has nothing to do with leaving food around. 😅🤦🏻♂️
@Shelly6412 жыл бұрын
Uh no. It doesn’t leap from food to the shower and ventilation system. 🙄