Shenzhen boy was killed by a falling branch, who should be responsible?

A boy of 14 months in Shenzhen was hit by a falling branch in Yinghai Mountain Villa District, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, causing severe craniocerebral injury. At 22: 49 on July 28, the boy died because of ineffective treatment. According to the boy's family, grandma learned of the boy's death and vomited blood for medical treatment. At the same time, the family said that after the property company gave tens of thousands of dollars, it said that it could not continue to compensate and would take legal proceedings to prosecute.

After sending the child to the hospital, the child enters the operating room from the green channel of the emergency department, and the emergency general anesthesia goes down? Partial clearance of encephalocele caused by left temporal parietal lobe contusion+epidural hematoma clearance+dura mater repair? After the operation, he returned to the Department of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine (PICU) for monitoring and treatment. Previously, the child had been in a deep coma, with continuous ventilator-assisted ventilation, no spontaneous breathing trigger, relying on vasoactive drugs (adrenaline) to maintain blood pressure and heart rate, and it was necessary to repeatedly infuse blood products to maintain the stability of coagulation indicators. From the point of view of clinical medicine, children's symptoms are close to brain death.

I think the property should bear a great responsibility for this matter. First of all, in the community, this itself belongs to the scope of property management. The property should be as clean as possible for things that may hurt people. However, the property did not go through any treatment, which eventually led to the rise of children and brought permanent pain to a family.

The community is not well protected in many ways. It has great security risks. Like debris piled up in the corridor, many of them are flammable and explosive. In many residential areas, cars parked on both sides of the road blocked the fire escape, which made it impossible for fire engines to enter and the fire could not be put out in time. Although most residential areas have fire hydrants and corridors have fire-fighting equipment, they are not complete, such as the lack of supporting safety facilities such as automatic fire alarm system, automatic fire extinguishing system, smoke control system, emergency broadcasting and emergency lighting. Many communities have waterscape, and signboards or guardrails will be installed next to the waterscape. However, the water surface of some waterscapes is almost equal to the ground, which has potential safety hazards. This is just an example, and there are also great security risks in many other infrastructures.