The awning?outside the popular Moses store on Swan Street, The City, has partially collapsed and is posing a serious danger to unsuspecting shoppers.
Yesterday, an upset passerby called the MIDWEEK?NATION to complain about the hazardous situation after bird droppings and debris fell on her.
Employees at nearby stores said the situation had been like that for several months and expressed fears that a huge piece of dangling ceiling could soon fall on the busy sidewalk outside the store.
Owner of the fabric store, Nicolas Moses, said the business was closing at the end of July to undergo much needed repairs.
Here, the dangling ceiling outside Moses, above the heads of shoppers.
Hanging danger
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