Over ten pre-sales buyers of Pearl Horizon turned last Sunday’s weekly Macau Forum into a chaotic event.
The outdoor TDM debate show was discussing law enforcement standards regarding the city’s domestic violence laws, but the former Pearl Horizon buyers seized the opportunity to vent.
Kou Meng Pok, president of Pearl Horizon Proprietors Association, said after taking the microphone to make some comments: “Pearl Horizon buyers are at a high risk of being a source of domestic unrest. The government must clean this source, otherwise it becomes really difficult to handle.”
Kou confessed that he and his wife have been continuously engaging in verbal fights, and even physical altercations, due to the Pearl Horizon issue. He criticized the government for not taking care of the problem, which led in his case to a family dispute.
Another speaker said “the government is corrupt […] how many families will Polytec Group destroy?”
“My family was happy, but ever since we bought from Pearl Horizon, my family has been broken, and I wonder if this might be considered as mental domestic violence,” a third speaker said.
Kou added that the government is “very irresponsible” and that the government should meet buyers to solve the problems as soon as possible.
The Court of Final Appeal ruled last week that Polytec Group could not retain its rights over the Areia Preta land plot where the Pearl Horizon was being built.
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