The 66 -year -old mother -in -law went out to get lost for 7 days, and the policemen joined hands to retrieve them

Jimu News reporter Wang Jun

Video editing Wang Jun

Correspondent Gao Lei Zhang Ziwei

"There is a lost mother -in -law at the door of my house." In the early morning of August 11, the Dagai Street Police Station of the Public Security Branch of Caidian District, Wuhan received an alarm from the villagers of Yujiayuan Village. Immediately, the police Zeng Zhichuang and others rushed to the scene.

Mr. Yu, who called the police to the police, introduced to the police that after the night shift went home that night, he found that a person was lying under his own eaves. At that time, he was taken aback and approached. can not say it clearly. Through conversation, the police found that the mother -in -law accent was a person in Yichang, Hubei, and the other party couldn't say that he could not provide family contact information where he lived. When the police saw a black bag on her mother -in -law, they opened it to see if they could find valuable clues, but they finally found nothing.

Subsequently, the police brought her mother -in -law back to the place and continued to look for her family. The police brought water and eating, and patted her patiently. Occasionally, she learned that her son was called "Wu Mouxiang" and the nickname "Xiaoxiang". The police immediately query Wu Mouxiang's information through the system, but found that hundreds of names were the same, and they slowly identified and excluded. They called one by one and finally contacted her son.

Mr. Wu and his mother reunion

At 1 am that day, Mr. Wu, the son of the mother -in -law, rushed to the police station and saw the mother who went out for seven days. Mr. Wu introduced to the police that her mother had severe Alzheimer's disease. She could not be found after leaving home on August 4th. At that time, the police also reported to the police and found relatives and friends to find it around. turn up. Mr. Wu said that his mother was 66 years old. Some time ago, she brought him from his hometown Yichang to Wuhan. He did not expect that she was lost alone. She also blamed herself and did not sleep for several days.

The police sent Mr. Wu and his mother to leave

"The mother -in -law still has a change, and the clothes are relatively clean and tidy. The days when they go out, they should have been rescued by good people." Police Zeng Zhichuang introduced. When the police asked how the mother -in -law had spent these days, the mother -in -law couldn't say clearly. Afterwards, the police also made a contact card and put it in her mother -in -law bag to prevent her from losing the contact again.

The police were very happy to see a family reunion. After Mr. Wu thanked the police, he took his mother on the way home.

(The picture is provided by the correspondent)

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