Women from other places came to Han, and Wuhan police sent it to a return train

Jimu Journalist Sun Zeyu

Correspondent Zhang Zuhua

Recently, when a woman in a foreign country was riding the subway, she was fascinated by the wrong line and ride. The Wuhan Metro Police found her in the station, but because of his strong accent and unparalleled speaking, he could not communicate effectively. On the same day, the police contacted his husband and sent him to a train back to his hometown in Hunan.

At 12:40 noon on September 14, when the auxiliary police officer of Wuhan Metro Line 8 was patrolling at the commercial district on the middle of the road, he found a middle -aged woman in a flower shirt and was anxiously hovering, so he stepped forward and asked Do you need help.

After some conversations, Wei Shabai discovered that the woman had a sip of Hunan dialects and could not express it. Looking at the woman's anxious look, Wei Shabai quickly reported the situation to the police Jin Yonghong. Unexpectedly, when Jin Yonghong arrived at the scene, the woman was very resistant and turned away.

Seeing this, Jin Yonghong immediately stepped forward to show his identity and soothed softly. Under the talk, Jin Yonghong learned that the woman's surname was Zhu and came to Wuhan from Luzhou, Hunan alone. Today, she was going to take a train home. When she was riding the subway, she lost her direction because she did not figure out the direction.

Seeing Ms. Zhu's speechless speaking, Jin Yonghong considers contacting her family immediately. After a moment of silence, Ms. Zhu pulled out her mobile phone from her pocket and handed it to Jin Yonghong to ask the police to help find her husband's phone. Jin Yonghong opened the mobile phone address book, found a number of contact multiple times, dial back, and was confirmed as her husband.

After Jin Yonghong explained the situation, she learned that Ms. Zhu had no family or friends in Wuhan. Her husband hoped that the police would send her to the station to help her take the train back to Luzhou. Subsequently, the auxiliary policeman Yang Li escorted Ms. Zhu to Wuchang Railway Station to help him buy a train ticket.

After receiving the information sent by Jin Yonghong, Ms. Zhu's husband quickly thanked the police and said he would go to the train station to pick up the car on time.

(The picture is provided by the correspondent)

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