No matter whether the property management is in place in this matter, it is a serious lack of guardianship for parents to let their young children walk around the community at will or even climb the roof to play without knowing it, and they need to bear the main responsibility for the child's death. Secondly, there may be some problems in the management and control of residential property. The roof belongs to an unsupervised area and should be closed in daily life unless the owner enters and exits with a key. In addition, if a lot of debris is piled up in the place where the child falls, making it easy for the child to climb to the danger zone, then how many properties should bear part of the responsibility. Finally, the little girl's relatives also have certain responsibilities. After all, if they usually educate their children well, then this small child will not take the little girl to the rooftop to play.
We should learn a lesson from this accident. In daily life, we should teach children a certain sense of safety, don't climb up and down at will, don't run and fight in dangerous places such as tall buildings and stairs, and pay attention to traffic lights when crossing the road. In addition, parents should always bear in mind their guardianship responsibilities when dealing with younger children, and should not leave their children to other children of the same age or older. Children are children after all, even if they are mature, they can't compare with adults. It's okay to talk to relatives, but make sure your child is within your sight. Even if you really need to leave your sight, you need to ask where you want to play to avoid similar tragedies.
In modern society, many adults, especially the elderly, tend to ignore safety issues when taking care of children because of energy and experience, such as letting children play in the park alone, dancing in the square dance alone and swimming in the river alone. After the accident, they complained about this and that, but they never thought about it. If they don't care, it doesn't matter, the child will not have an accident at all, so instead of blaming the property and pedestrians, it is better to reflect on themselves.