A 5-year-old boy turned off a 2-year-old girl's elevator and caused her to fall. What is the responsibility?

Recently, a tragedy happened in Durui Huating Community in Changsha. Lili, a 2-year-old girl, took the elevator to 18 floor and fell to her death. Afterwards, it was found that there was no glass baffle on the guardrail of the lighting area on 18 floor, and when the little girl took the elevator to the ninth floor, she had already stepped out of the elevator and was taken back to the elevator by the 5-year-old boy who was also in the elevator. Then the little girl rose to the 18 floor alone.

According to the lawyer's analysis, the 5-year-old boy has no capacity for civil conduct and his parents are responsible. The little boy's guardian and Lili need to bear certain responsibilities in this matter, and the guardrail in the lighting area has no glass baffle. It is necessary to analyze the specific reasons to determine how the developer and the property should bear the responsibilities. Lily's father said, "What's the point of investigating the responsibility now?"

The 5-year-old boy carried Lili to the elevator on 18 floor, which was a major reason for Lili's falling. However, because the boy is only five years old and belongs to a person without civil capacity, according to the law, if a person without civil capacity causes damage to others, his guardian shall bear civil liability. If the little boy has property in his name, he will pay compensation from his own property. The insufficient part is compensated by the guardian of the little boy. Lili's guardian is also responsible for this incident. Judging from the surveillance video, Lili's parents, as Lili's guardians, let Lili, who is only two years old, act independently from her own control. It can be seen that they have not fulfilled their guardianship responsibilities.

For the lack of glass baffles in the lighting area, lawyers believe that it is necessary to analyze the real reasons for the lack of glass baffles in detail to determine the responsible person. Whether there is a problem in the process of architectural design and construction, or whether the property is not maintained in time after the problem occurs in the process of building use, will determine how the developer and the property bear the responsibility. Xiong Haizi's wounding incidents are not uncommon, and many parents have failed to fulfill their guardianship responsibilities.