An aunt in Hubei grows vegetables on her balcony without guardrails. How does the property stop this behavior?

Hubei aunt's behavior of growing vegetables on her balcony without guardrails sparked heated discussion. In life, although the open air of the house belongs to the owner's private area, there are great security risks in growing vegetables on the terrace without guardrails. Once the vegetables fall off the terrace, it is likely to have very serious consequences. Residential property should stop this behavior in time, point out the danger of this behavior, and persuade the owners to eliminate potential safety hazards.

As the owner, when encountering such problems, we must first communicate and explain patiently with the owner. Property personnel should patiently explain to the aunt the benefits of growing vegetables on their own terrace, and try to make the aunt realize the danger of this behavior and take the initiative to stop this dangerous behavior through communication and explanation; Secondly, aunt can be asked to install safety barriers. If the aunt wants to grow vegetables on the balcony, then it is necessary to install guardrails to ensure that vegetables and other things will not fall off the balcony, threatening the life safety of residents in the community; Finally, you can call the police. If the aunt does not listen to dissuasion and insists on growing vegetables, she is unwilling to install guardrails. Then you can call the police and let the police enforce it. After all, this behavior is very dangerous.

First, patiently communicate with the owners and persuade them. Found this situation, the property should communicate with the owners in time to understand the harmfulness of this behavior. As far as possible, through communication and explanation, let the homeowner realize the stakes, take the initiative to stop this behavior, and eliminate potential safety hazards.

Second, do a good job in safety measures. If the landlord insists on planting vegetables on the terrace, it is necessary for the landlord to install a safety fence on the terrace to prevent falling objects from hitting pedestrians downstairs when planting vegetables. This way is also a solution that the landlord is more willing to solve, but protection must be strengthened.

Third, alarm processing. In view of the great harm of this behavior, if the landlord insists on not listening to advice and not installing guardrails, then for public safety, the property can choose to call the police and let the police handle and persuade the landlord. If not, you can punish the landlord and detain him.

Do you think it is wrong to grow vegetables on your balcony?