Installing Video Surveillance to Prevent Deviation of Destitute Households

Bringing your own rubbish downstairs and discarding it in the trash can be a trivial matter in your daily life. However, the individual owners of Building 3 in the Hopewell Residential Community in Longsha District have been too lazy to bring out their own rubbish, often dropping along the window. , brush pot water, wine bottles, broken flower pots, leftovers ... ... only you can not think of, there is nothing dare to throw along the window. The position in front of the north side of No. 3 Building of Hopewell Residential District is just the top of the market for the desired market, and the garbage layer on the roof of the market has been thrown many times. The owners of the second and third floors of No. 3 Building in the residential area are afraid to Opening windows, the uncivilized behavior of the owners upstairs is hateful. For this reason, the Hopewell Residential Properties posted notices and went from house to house to do the work, but they did not help. On June 15th, a landlord desperation installed two cameras to capture only the "black hand" of parabolic warfare.

On the morning of June 16, the reporter received a hotline phone call from the owner of the Hopewell Community, and then went to the scene. The roof of the consensus market is close to the north side of Building 3 in the Hopewell Community, adjacent to the north side of Units 2, 3, 4, and 5 in Building 3. The roofs of the desirable market piled up four piles of domestic waste and attracted many mosquitoes and flies. The reporter interviewed several residents of Unit 4, Building 3 of the Hopewell Community. The residents did not want to be named, but they abhored the residents of the building. They all said that when a tenant on the 7th floor had thrown trash at high altitude, the rice soup had been dumped on the windows of the family's home. Residents located on the second and third floor of the building, because their own window is just the top of the market, the garbage that the residents on the upper floors threw onto the roof of the desirability market exudes bad odor, causing the residents below the stairs to dare to open windows and spoil the garbage. Due to the lack of clean-up in time, I started to oysters, and even climbed down the window into the second floor of the household. One resident told the reporter that sometimes at 22 o'clock in the evening, he could hear the loud noise that the rubbish dumped on the roof of the shed, and the garbage heap on the shed was not a household. No resident admitted that he had discarded rubbish at high altitude. To this end, a tenant of the building installed two monitors opposite the building, hoping to use the monitors to play a deterrent role for the unprincipled owners, and even hoped to use the monitors to catch litterers.

Wang Junlong, the manager of the consensus market, also complained about this matter. He said that because of the hope of trashing the roof of the market, every summer, he has to hire a large number of people to clean up several times, and he usually cleans up regularly. Every rainy day, he must send someone to clean up the trash on the roof of the market, because the garbage is easy to plug the downfall. Wang Junlong said that the high-altitude paralyzed behavior of the owners upstairs has been in effect since 2005 and has not been eased so far, but has intensified. The waterproof layer on the market roof was leaked twice by the trash thrown down from the sky, causing the goods of the market owners to be flooded. He paid for the loss of the industry.

Zhang Liqun, director of the service center for Qingyun Property Co., Ltd., which is in charge of the property, told the reporter that due to the owners throwing garbage at high altitude, the property company and the consensus market posted warm reminders on the unit door of the residential building, but they did not help and the housekeeper also Once visited by the household, the owners all claimed that their home has never been parabolic, and the property company is also very helpless in management. Director Zhang said that if the surveillance camera can capture the owners of littering, the property company will persuade and educate the owner of litter.

The owner's installation of the monitor is a frustrating move. Can the phenomenon of high altitude parabolic problems be curbed? Can the monitor capture the "black hand" that no-proprietor owners throw away garbage? We will wait and see.