What's the law against piling up sundries in the corridor?

Legal analysis: Residents in residential areas randomly pile up sundries in public passages at home, which is suspected of occupying public passages for fire control, damaging public interests and the legitimate rights and interests of others, and violating the relevant provisions of the Civil Code and the Fire Protection Law. The owners' congress or owners' committee has the right to remove obstacles, eliminate dangers, restore to the original state and compensate for losses in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations.

Legal basis: Article 286 of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that the owner shall abide by the laws, regulations and management regulations, and relevant actions shall meet the requirements of saving resources and protecting the ecological environment. The owner shall cooperate with the emergency measures and other management measures implemented by the property according to law. Owners' meeting or owners' committee requires the actor to stop the infringement, remove the obstruction, eliminate the danger, restore to the original state, and compensate for the losses, such as dumping garbage at will, discharging pollutants or noise, illegally raising animals, illegally building, occupying passages, refusing to pay property fees and other acts that damage laws, regulations and management conventions. If the owners or other actors refuse to perform relevant obligations, the parties concerned may report or complain to the relevant administrative departments, which shall deal with them according to law.

Article 28 of the Fire Protection Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * No unit or individual may damage, misappropriate or dismantle or stop fire control facilities and equipment without authorization, and may not bury, occupy or block fire hydrants or occupy evacuation passages, safety exits and fire truck passages. Doors and windows in crowded places shall not be equipped with obstacles that affect escape and fire fighting and rescue.