What do you think of Ruins, a neighbor whose family died in the elevator?

Case: Mr. Long (pseudonym) took his 2-year-old nephew downstairs by elevator in the case of sudden illness, and soon collapsed to the ground. His nephew didn't know that his uncle was ill and went out as soon as the elevator door opened. Mr. Long has been sitting in the elevator staring at the camera inside, hoping that the security guards in the community can find something wrong with him in the monitoring and then deal with him. After a while, a woman came. After seeing Mr. Long, she left quickly without any intention of helping him. Later, a water delivery man saw that Mr. Long was wrong and asked someone to take him to the hospital for treatment, but the best rescue time had been missed. Mr. Long's family is very sad, and they want to investigate the property responsibility, thinking that they did not fulfill their responsibilities and did not check the monitoring in time, which led to Mr. Long's death.

Mr. Long died of illness and had little to do with real estate.

It's sad to die of illness, but Mr. Long's family should not count Mr. Long's death on the property. The property also said that the real cause of death of Mr. Long was sudden cardiac death, and the security guard in their community was not a doctor. The sudden onset and death of residents have nothing to do with them, and they should not be responsible. They also expressed regret for such an accident, but the family members were helpless to push all the responsibilities on them. After the communication with family members failed, the property said that it would find a lawyer to follow up the matter, hoping that the law could give the fairest judgment.

The fault of the property is that no one watches the monitoring during office hours.

But to say that the property has no responsibility at all, the elevators in the community are generally monitored, so it is necessary to arrange security guards to take turns to check the monitoring and facilitate the management of the community. However, this community obviously did not arrange this process, which is really not rigorous. Residential property management should learn a lesson and send people on duty to check and monitor. After all, the property has received management fees, and it still has certain responsibilities to the tenants.

However, some netizens said that the community is so big and there are so many security screens to watch one by one. Mr. Long can't wait to receive treatment immediately. However, it is better for someone to watch the monitoring than not to watch it. At least it can alleviate many hidden dangers and prevent the occurrence of Mr. Long, which is still unknown.