A woman fell and fractured her bones while playing with her children on a playground swing. The court ruled that she was 80% responsible. What is the warning?

Taking your children to the kindergarten to play can make them feel relaxed and happy, but this woman in Zhenjiang fell and fractured her bones due to excessive force while playing on the swing. The woman blamed all her crimes on the inadequate facilities of the playground and the huge safety hazards that caused her such great torture and harm. But in fact, the swings in the playground are inherently dangerous when playing. The woman's injury was entirely due to her own negligence. Therefore, we also need to be careful not to have excessively large swings when playing in the playground. Otherwise, not only will you not be able to play happily, but accidents will easily occur.

According to the provisions of the Civil Code, public places such as shopping malls, stations, stadiums, hotels, airports, and entertainment venues need to effectively protect the rights and interests of others. If there are no safety measures, If you take any action that causes harm to others, you will need to bear tort liability. The playground's swings did not have warning signs, which violated this provision of the Civil Code. Therefore, the playground needed to bear certain liability for compensation to the woman. The court also ordered the playground to compensate the woman 6,000 yuan.

The woman took her child to play on the swing, but there were large gaps in the floor under the swing and varying degrees of damage. While playing on the swing, the woman failed to stand firm and fell onto the uneven ground, which seriously aggravated the woman's injuries. This is why the woman believed that the playground management should compensate.

From the facts stated by the lady, the editor feels that both parties are responsible. The swing can not bear much weight, and the lady did not pay attention to her standing posture, so she fell from the swing. Come down. However, the playground staff near the swings also forgot to put up warning signs to prevent adults from playing on the swings. Judging from these two reasons, both parties bear great responsibility, but the subjective factors of the accident were still caused by the woman's own reasons. Therefore, the court ruled that 80% of the accident's responsibility was placed on the woman, and the amusement park only compensated 20% of the accident fine.