On the evening of January 18, the home of a property owner in a community in an Anshun Development Zone was "invaded" by a cupola cannon, and the curtains and quilts in the home were burned.
Sheets etc. were burned.
According to the person concerned, their family lived on the 1st floor of the community, at about 9:30 p.m. that night, the parents were sitting in the living room watching TV, when they suddenly heard someone knocking on the window, the parents followed the sound into the bedroom, they smelled a burnt smell, and the bedroom was on fire.
The reporter noticed that the curtains, quilts, sheets, and some clothes in the house had been burned, and the walls had also been blackened, with a total loss of about 3,000 yuan.
The cupola that caused the incident
Fortunately, the fire was not serious. The parents immediately brought water and quickly put out the fire.
They then found a burning cupola in their bedroom. They immediately found the residential property.
After the property arrived at the scene, it called the police and also took the community monitoring. Surveillance showed that at the time of the incident, 4 children were playing a gunball nearby.
The windows were open at the time.
The property told reporters that although the surveillance filmed the children playing with the cannon, it did not photograph how the cupola entered the owner's home. The police are also investigating further.
The curtains were burned out.
This matter has also attracted the attention of many community owners. Some community owners said that they had encountered these 4 children playing with cannonballs that night, which looked very dangerous.
Nowadays, the Spring Festival is approaching, and setting off firecrackers is one of the customs of the Spring Festival. The number of vendors selling fireworks and firecrackers has gradually increased, and it has also attracted the attention of many children. However, child safety incidents due to artillery battles also occur every year. As a parent, you must inform your children of the dangers of setting off firecrackers and prevent safety accidents.
In addition, the reporter learned that if the fire was indeed caused by the child, according to the provisions of article 1188 of the Civil Code, parents should bear tort liability for the damage caused by others by the "bear child". If the infringed party is at fault (such as causing personal injury or property damage to other "bear children" who set off firecrackers together), the liability of the "bear child" party may be reduced.
(Guizhou Daily Tianyan News reporter Zhou Qiang interviewee photo)