? People living in tall buildings need to be transported down from the elevator after they die, but neighbors stopped them. What should I do?

Although the elevator is a public facility, everyone has the right to use it, but the body is a special object after all, and there are still some taboos when transporting it, which is not acceptable to everyone. What can I do if this situation is blocked by my neighbors?

First contact the property management office. Every community has a property management office, and many things are handled through property negotiation. Say hello to the property management office as soon as possible for this kind of elevator to transport bodies, hoping that they can come and help. Although the management office can't make decisions on behalf of all owners, if it is supported by the property, at least someone will help.

And the property can control the elevator in a unified way. If a consensus is reached with the neighbors, the property can control the elevator to stop at the middle floor and go directly to the first floor, which saves a lot of trouble, and it is time-consuming and laborious to arrange guards on each floor.

Second, contact the industry Committee. Almost every community has an industry Committee, and the people in the industry Committee are elected by the community owners. Usually, anyone who is recognized by everyone can be the head of the industry Committee. In other words, people in the industry Committee will have a certain prestige when they speak, and it will be better to negotiate through the industry Committee if there are differences.

The reason why the industry Committee has a certain prestige is because it has won a lot of benefits for the owners and helped everyone. For those who have helped themselves, once they speak, the owners generally will not object. Even if a few people have opinions, because most people agree, they will not say anything more.

Third, take the stairs If an old man dies at home and needs to transport the body outside, you can choose to take the stairs. Of course, this situation usually refers to low-rise residents, and the stairs above 10 are difficult to walk. If conditions permit, you can consider taking the stairs. After all, elevators are crowded places, and transporting corpses will have a greater impact. If you can take the stairs, the impact will be less.

4. When you take the elevator, you can use the wheelchair to transport the body and wear normal clothes, so that even if you take the elevator, you won't scare others. This situation is usually that the elderly at home have just died, and people with relatively normal body temperature can get down in a wheelchair like normal people.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) alarm handling If you can't solve the problem by looking for the property and industry Committee, you can't take the wheelchair and the stairs, and the neighbors are very opposed to stopping it, you can only call the police. After all, elevators are public facilities, and every owner has the right to use them. Of course, the police can negotiate, because it is reasonable.

However, if the neighbors go to the police, the relationship will become very stiff and it will be inconvenient to get along in the future. Most people won't go to the police unless they have to.

Conclusion People living in high-rise buildings need to use elevators to transport corpses, which is reasonable and legal, and others have no right to stop it. Because the elevator is a public facility, not someone's personal belongings, every owner pays a property management fee, which includes the maintenance fee of the elevator, that is, he has the right to use the elevator.

It's just that the body is a special item, and the feelings of neighbors will be considered more when transporting it, for fear that others, especially women and children, will be frightened. It is because of considering the feelings of others that there are so many problems. If you transport the body directly without considering other people's feelings, it will certainly cause a lot of criticism. This is absolutely inappropriate.

Even if no neighbors stop you, you should take some protective measures to avoid the peak period of elevator use, and try not to dress up too much when transporting, so as not to scare other residents. Don't you think so?