Incident Taiyuan!Children and mothers lost community grid members and residents to help

Author:Taiyuan Daily Time:2022.09.22

On the evening of September 20, a child and mother about 4 years old lost and scared. Tao Hongxia, who passed by here, found out, quickly appeased the child, and posted photos in the residents. Please help. Soon, the panic mother recovered the lost son.

At 7 o'clock that night, Tao Hongxia, a grid member who had just finished the situation of the low guarantee households, saw a 4 -year -old boy crying for a mother in front of Building 7, Yumen Garden District. Tao Hongxia walked over quickly, squatted down, and asked softly, "Baby, can't you find a mother?" The boy nodded with a grievance. Because the child is very young and the expression is not very clear, Tao Hongxia gently holds the child in her arms, and comforts: "Baby is not afraid, the auntie helps you find a mother." After simply communicating with the child, he learned that the child's family was in The community, but wherever I live clearly.

Subsequently, Tao Hongxia sent a photo of the child in the WeChat group in the community to explain the situation and contacted other grid members in the jurisdiction to let everyone send photos of children's photos in their respective grid groups to help find them together. Soon, the boy's mother received the news, rushed to the scene as soon as possible, and picked up the child. The panicy young mother said that just now took the child to go downstairs to pick up the courier and go to the gate of the community. When I saw that the child and the nearby children were playing well, let the child wait for her here and went to the nearby express station nearby. Essence Unexpectedly, after more than ten minutes of return, I found that the children who had just played here were gone, and they were frightened. They were anxious to look around. At this time, I received a call from the neighbor and informed that the son was beside the community grid member, and he was relieved. Reporter Han Rui Correspondent Yan Jiaxin Taiyuan Evening News