A child threw a wet tissue out of the window, resulting in a dent on a million-dollar luxury car's hood, and the parents had to pay a large sum of money!
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A boy in Shenzhen threw wet wipes out of his home window, causing a dent in the hood of a luxury car worth 2 million yuan parked below. The car owner demanded 7,000 yuan (approximately 32,300 yuan) in compensation from the boy's parents, and both parties ultimately reached an agreement. This incident has attracted attention, and experts have warned about the potential dangers of dropping objects from high places.
In Shenzhen, China, a young boy threw wet wipes out of his home on the second floor, causing damage and dents to the hood of a luxury car worth millions parked below. The car owner then demanded compensation from the boy's parents, amounting to 7,000 yuan (approximately NT$32,300). According to reports, the damaged sedan was valued at about 2 million yuan (approximately NT$9.228 million), so the repair costs were relatively high, leading to an increased claim amount.
The incident occurred in the Fuzhongfu community in Shenzhen. While playing at home, the boy accidentally threw the wet wipes out of the window, hitting a private car parked downstairs. After the car owner discovered the damage, an investigation by the community management confirmed that it was caused by the child living on the second floor. The involved family subsequently apologized, admitting it was an unintentional act by the young boy and expressed their willingness to take responsibility for the consequences. After negotiations, the boy's parents agreed to pay 7,000 yuan in compensation.
Community staff pointed out that the car owner's windshield and hood were covered with wet wipes, and falling objects from a height carry a certain level of risk. Although the involved residence is on the second floor, the building has an aerial garden, making the effective height equivalent to the fourth floor, thus increasing the risk. Experts have analyzed the dangers of throwing objects from high places, noting that a 30-gram egg falling from the 18th floor could severely injure a person’s skull; if it fell from the 25th floor, it could potentially be fatal.