A 70-year-old elderly woman with the surname Zhong got lost while going to the market to buy vegetables for Tomb Sweeping Day in the morning. After receiving the report, the police immediately began to assist. The woman, suffering from dementia, was unable to find her electric scooter. The police took her back to the station and contacted her family. Mrs. Zhong's family had been searching for her for four to five hours and finally breathed a sigh of relief upon receiving the notification, expressing their gratitude to the police for their help.
An elderly woman surnamed Zhong in her seventies went to the market to buy offerings for Ancestors' Day but ended up getting lost.
After receiving the report, the police helped take her back to the police station and notified her family to come pick her up.
The woman appeared anxious as she hurried to find her electric scooter after getting lost that morning.
A concerned citizen noticed her unusual behavior and called the police, who promptly arrived at the scene to assess the situation.
The elderly woman (seventy-seven years old) mistakenly believed she was only in her fifties and stated that she was looking for her electric scooter.
The police noticed that her words and actions indicated signs of dementia, so they took her back to the police station to rest.
After receiving the notification from the police, her family learned that she had gone out alone due to dementia symptoms and had already been searching for her for four to five hours.
The family expressed deep gratitude for the quick assistance from the police and appreciated the emotional support provided during the elderly woman's ordeal.
