Sitting in the corridor of the old man for a long time, I recognized the house after being lost

Shanxi Evening News (Reporter Xu Mai Li Correspondent Wang Yan) At 17:13 on July 18, the police officer at the Gulou Police Station of Xinghualing Branch of the Public Security Bureau of Taiyuan City received an enthusiastic citizen He Wei to call the police. The old man sat in the corridor for more than half a day. Due to the obstacles of communication, he hoped that the police would help the elderly find their family. The police officer helped to contact, and learned that the old man was lost and confessed to his house.

After receiving the police, the police officer and auxiliary police at the Gulou Police Station quickly came to the dormitory of the Light Industry Department to see the alarm and the elderly. The police visited the masses at the scene that at 9 o'clock that day, the old man sat in the corridor. The neighbors thought that they were relatives of someone else's family, so they didn't ask much. Until 17 o'clock, everyone went home from get off work one after another. Someone asked her who was looking for, she always smiled, but didn't speak.

After understanding the situation, the police sent a photo for the elderly to send them to the 110 Command Center to pick up the police officers, trying to find their family members through the people in the city's police system. More than ten minutes later, when the police and the elderly communicated their identity information, the staff of the 110 Command Center called and said that a loss of the appearance of the old man was similar to the old man. The police immediately contacted his family and told the specific location. After a few minutes, the family members who came to find relatives confirmed that the old man was the mother who lost.

The old man's daughter told the police that the mother had Alzheimer's disease. On the way to the old couple in the morning, the father didn't pay attention to the mother, and the mother lost her way. Unexpectedly, it was sitting in the corridor of someone else's house.

When leaving, the police told the elderly's daughter that in the future, they must look at the elderly, and try to avoid occurring similar situations. The police suggested carrying contact information with the elderly so that when they lose again, people can contact their families as soon as possible.

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