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90 years old and stuck in a high-rise: How constant broken elevators endanger SF seniors
The number of calls reporting broken elevators in San Francisco has increased dramatically, posing risks to seniors living in high-rises. A new law is being proposed to hold landlords accountable by imposing penalties for elevator malfunctions.
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