Direction: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, and N live in different flats of a building. The ground floor is considered as the first floor, the first floor is considered as the second floor and so on till the fourth floor. Each floor has a minimum of two flats are occupied (i.e., one flat is vacant) and a maximum of three flats occupied. The flats are positioned as extreme left, middle and extreme right.

K stays above M. The flat above L is not vacant. The alternate floors have the same number of flats occupied. I stay on the topmost floor. M stays exactly in the middle of the second floor. G stays between E and N on different floors. The lowermost floor has three flats. The flat of H has two equal neighbours. The flat above K is vacant. E stays adjacent to M in the extreme left flat. L does not stay in the middle flat of the first floor. K stays in the middle of G and J.