Whose responsibility is it to hit people with an ice valve?

Legally speaking, the person or thing injured by the "ice valve" belongs to the typical responsibility dispute of falling off or falling. If buildings, structures or other facilities and their shelving and hanging objects fall off and cause damage to others, and the owner, manager or user cannot prove that he is not at fault, he shall bear tort liability.

In the northern region, the temperature in early spring often fluctuates greatly, and a special phenomenon is often encountered during this period. The formation of ice valve is because the water droplets formed after the melting of snow in buildings, eaves and balconies condense and freeze on outdoor plaques, telephone poles, trees and other objects. These ice valves not only affect the appearance of buildings, but also bring potential dangers to people's travel and parking.

Under the fluctuation of temperature in the morning and afternoon, these ice petals may fall off at any time. People may be injured when they are accidentally under these ice valves. Therefore, it is necessary to remind everyone to stay away from these places when traveling or parking. At the same time, always look up and find that the ice valve should be avoided in time.

Matters needing attention

In order to ensure the safety of individuals and families, we should be vigilant in our daily life and always pay attention to the surrounding environment and weather changes. Especially in the early spring in the northern region, we should pay more attention to whether there are ice cones in buildings, eaves, thermal balconies, outdoor plaques, telephone poles and trees.

If the ice chute is found, it shall promptly notify the property or relevant departments to clean it up and eliminate hidden dangers. In case of personal injury or vehicle damage caused by the fall of the ice tank, you should report to the police in time and keep relevant evidence. At the same time, you can also apply for claims from insurance companies to provide better protection for yourself and your family.