What happened to a parabolic incident in a residential area in Hefei 10?

Recent media reports; A residential area in Hefei throws 10 parabolic objects into the kindergarten downstairs every day. "One day, 10 was thrown into our kindergarten playground. We are afraid of throwing things upstairs and hitting children, and we have cancelled the children's activities on the playground. " 2065438+On the morning of July 20, 2007, Hefei police received an alarm from Ms. Deng, the kindergarten director of Wenchang Yaju Community, claiming that the residential building No.7 in the neighborhood of the kindergarten had become a high-altitude parabolic place. On July 9, 20 17, 19, six boxes of milk, two mineral water bottles filled with half a bottle of water and two garlic were thrown into the kindergarten playground by the upstairs residents one after another, but fortunately no one was injured. On the same day, the residential property posted warning signs prohibiting throwing objects at high altitude in the elevators of residential buildings, all of which were torn off. In desperation, the property owner turned the monitoring probe and monitored the residential building No.7 all day.

[Event] Milk, mineral water and garlic were thrown into kindergartens one after another.

Wenchang Yaju Kindergarten, located in Nanfeihe Road, is located in Wenchang Yaju Community. After entering from the gate of the community, you can see that the north of the kindergarten is next to the residential building No.7.

At present (July 2065438+July 2, 20071), there are nearly/kloc-0 children in kindergartens. Because it is summer vacation, these children in kindergarten are entrusted to the garden by their parents for work reasons, and the garden has the responsibility and obligation to ensure the safety of the children. However, the high-altitude parabolic events on 19 made the garden tremble.

[Response] The property transfer monitoring probe monitors the residential building involved.

The police and reporters visited more than a dozen families in Building 7, but none of them admitted throwing anything. The police conveyed the relevant legal provisions, responsibilities and consequences to the residents. Mr. Wu, the person in charge of residential property, said that there are more than 33 floors in Building No.7, upstairs 100 households, and there are no monitoring facilities on the external wall of stairs. In order to lock the high-altitude parabolic objects in the building as soon as possible, the property will rotate a monitoring probe in the residential area by 180 degrees and record Building 7 for 24 hours.

Imagine, what if you drop something and hit your child?