Girls were trapped in the elevator and even rang the alarm when the property was falsely reported! What responsibilities does the property need to bear?

The girl was trapped in the elevator and even rang the alarm when the property was falsely reported. The property should indeed bear the corresponding responsibilities in this matter, which also exposes the extremely unprofessional attitude of the property staff. It happened on the afternoon of September 25, when the girl received a phone call from her father and prepared to go to the opposite side of the community for dinner. So the girl left her mobile phone at home and went downstairs by elevator alone. Just then the elevator suddenly broke down and got stuck in mid-air, so the little girl couldn't open the door.

The girl tried to shout for help, but no one heard her voice. Then the girl pressed the emergency alarm device many times and even slammed the elevator door. I tried many times without attracting the attention of the outside world, so the little girl has been trapped in the elevator. The little girl's parents thought her daughter had gone to a classmate's house to play, but they didn't go to see her at that time. A few hours passed, and the couple still didn't see their daughter, ready to go out and find her.

The couple walked to the elevator and heard their daughter's cry for help, only to find that her daughter had been trapped in the elevator, so the husband quickly called the police for help. When the firemen arrived at the scene, they found that the elevator was stuck between the second floor and the third floor because the little girl was stuck because of the elevator failure. Because the little girl has been trapped for a long time, the girl's parents don't understand why they have been unable to find property.

The explanation of the property is that the girl has been ringing the alarm bell, so that the people in the duty room can't talk back, so it is considered a false alarm. But this explanation doesn't make sense at all, because girls can't press the alarm for hours in a row, and staff should check it after hearing it, instead of simply thinking it was a false alarm. Therefore, the property has a big problem in this matter, and I hope that the property can assume its due responsibilities in the later period.