The sky is a disaster! Who should be responsible for the high-rise residential building facade falling off and hitting residents?

Falling objects from high altitude is the object of severe attack in China, and falling objects from high altitude has been included in the criminal law. Under the influence of the law, the behavior of falling objects has improved, but it is still inevitable. A very sad thing happened recently, which also caused very serious consequences. It happened in a residential area in Shanghai. The facade of a residential building from 15 floor to 16 floor near the entrance and exit of the south gate of the community fell off. Unfortunately, the falling wall brick just hit a passing female resident, causing the resident to be injured. After the incident, the injured lady was immediately taken to the hospital for treatment.

Such a thing is something we don't want to see. Who is responsible for the injured? After the incident, local firefighters immediately repaired and rectified the problem building. Workers unloaded steel pipes from trucks and began to build protective nets outside the external walls of residential buildings. They will set up outdoor scaffolding overnight and install protective nets to ensure the safety of residents.

From the pictures taken at the scene, we can see that the door and ceiling of the community have been smashed and wires have fallen. The entrance guard at the entrance and exit of the south gate of the residential area cannot work normally and is in a black screen state. The bricks that hit the residents are the size of fists, which makes people really scared when they think about it. The injured woman's life is not in danger.

The most worrying question is who will pay for the injured woman? Do you want to admit your bad luck? In my opinion, first, the property has certain responsibilities and has not realized that the construction has not been maintained for a long time. After the incident, relevant departments, including the property management company, will conduct a comprehensive investigation on the fa? ades of other residential buildings in the community to ensure the safety of residents in the community. Through this matter, I hope that the relevant management personnel of the property and community can learn a lesson, repair the damaged buildings in time, and inspect the buildings regularly. If there are casualties, it's not that simple.