After flooding the apartment, the off LED lamps flash

DmitryVolkov90 asks:

Good afternoon. My house is an old 5-storey building. My apartment was very heavily flooded with hot water by the neighbors, after which in one of the rooms the light does not go out when the switch is turned off, but some kind of lights up and blinks, and the longer it burns, the longer it blinks.

There had never been such problems before the Gulf. LED bulbs, and a switch with a lamp, the test switch was replaced with a regular one, but the problem persists.
The Criminal Code does not want to do anything and is clearly avoiding responsibility. I ask, if possible, to explain in an accessible language: how fraught is this with consequences? Can you use light?

What prof. influence the Criminal Code in terms of taking action? I am, unfortunately, a teapot.

Thank you in advance for your response.

Hello! Most likely, the junction boxes are wet and there is a leak somewhere, which is why they blink. How long has this been happening? UK will not do anything and it will not avoid anything. Everything after the counter is up to you.

If this is recently, then when everything dries up, it should pass, and if for a long time, the further use of such wiring can only lead to an aggravation of the situation. The development of which can lead to unpredictable consequences, up to a fire.

If there was a flooding, it was necessary to draw up an appropriate act, it must be done by the employees of the Criminal Code at your request. On the basis of this act, you can demand that your neighbors eliminate the consequences of flooding.

In short, you need to look for damaged places in the wiring and fix them. In the best case, you will find them in some of the junction boxes from which the damaged lamps are powered.