Meizhou fortune teller was hit by a big tree.

What should I do if the tree is blown down by the wind and crushed to death?

Exempt from the responsibility of personal injury caused by trees;

First, the owner or manager of the tree is not at fault and is exempted from liability for compensation.

Second, force majeure, such as trees falling, broken, fruits falling, etc., is caused by force majeure, and the owner and manager are exempted from the liability for compensation. The causes of force majeure are different from those of general natural forces. For example, in this case, it is necessary to clean up the dead branches of trees in time, and the dead branches are blown off by strong winds. Managers are at fault, not force majeure.

Third, if the trees cause damage to others due to the fault of a third person, the owner and manager shall be exempted from liability, and the liability for damages shall be borne by the third person. If the fault behavior of the third person is combined with the fault behavior of the owner and manager of the tree and causes harmful results, it shall bear corresponding responsibilities. The damage is entirely caused by the victim's own fault, and the owner and manager of the trees and fruits are exempted from the liability for personal injury compensation.