Is it too much for a primary school student to push an old woman in a wheelchair across the street and cause her to break? Is it too much for an eight-disabled old lady to claim only 1.7 million?

I think the old lady's statement of 654.38+0.7 million is a bit excessive.

Since childhood, our parents and teachers have carefully taught us to be helpful. This is a good habit that we have developed since childhood to help others. Helping others is undoubtedly a good behavior habit advocated by everyone. However, not long ago, a dispute caused by helping others was exposed online. What the hell happened? We continue to look down.

Last year, an 89-year-old grandmother, Tang, ate wonton in a residential area and then sat in a wheelchair to cross the road. At this moment, it happened to be seen by a passing boy. This scene is often seen when we are at school, when the teacher mentioned doing good deeds.

According to grandma Tang's memory, it was probably fun to watch the wheelchair at that time, so she rushed to push her. Grandma Tang also said that when Hao Hao was walking in a wheelchair, she reminded him many times and asked to stop. At that time, passers-by kept reminding Haohao to stop.

After stopping the wheelchair, I returned it to Grandma Tang. After that, Grandma Tang got up from the wheelchair again, pushed the wheelchair to play, and then accidentally knocked Grandma Tang down. This seemed trivial at first, but I didn't expect Grandma Tang to be admitted to the hospital because of the impact, and stayed in the hospital for 2 1 day. Later, Grandma Tang was also identified as an eight-level disability by the hospital. So, with this appraisal result, Grandma Tang's family reported the case to the local public security organ, and will take it to court, and put forward various claims totaling 178000.

On the other hand, Hao said that he just helped grandma cross the street and didn't meet her. According to Hao Hao, after hearing Grandma Tang's cry for help crossing the road, Hao Hao helped her cross the road and pushed Grandma Tang to cross the road.

During the period, because she was too small to push the wheelchair, the aunt of the supermarket next to her helped and pushed Grandma Tang over. After that, Grandma Tang stood up with a tree on the side of the road. Hao Hao also pushed her wheelchair up the steps. Because she is weak, the wheelchair can't be pushed up. At this time, Grandma Tang fell down by herself. At that time, the owner of the roadside pharmacy also saw it, and then the boss rushed over to help Haohao help Grandma Tang who fell to the ground.

After the good thing was done, Hao Hao went to school with a sense of justice and happiness.

Since three months have passed since the date of the incident, the video of the day has been unable to be retrieved, and the case handlers have repeatedly searched for witnesses, but in the end they found nothing. Finally, the court held that as far as the existing evidence is concerned, it is impossible to prove that Grandma Tang was knocked down. Therefore, the compensation demanded by Grandma Tang will not be established.

As far as helping others is concerned, if you hurt others in the process of helping others, you really need to pay compensation. If Grandma Tang is really injured in this incident, then he will make compensation according to the court's decision. There is no conflict between doing good deeds and causing harm to others. But as far as Grandma Tang and Hao Hao are concerned, it is difficult to determine who is at fault at present, so I personally support the court's decision.