A woman in her 70s got lost while paying respects to her ancestors during the Qingming Festival and encountered a warm-hearted police officer while shopping for groceries who offered assistance.
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A seventy-year-old woman with the surname Zhong went out to buy vegetables on the morning of the Qingming Festival, but got lost in the market. She tried to start the surrounding scooters, which prompted the public to call the police. The police discovered that she showed symptoms of dementia, so they took her back to the police station and contacted her family. After searching for four to five hours, the family received a notification from the police and was finally relieved to take their mother home, expressing their gratitude for the police's assistance.
An elderly woman surnamed Zhong, in her seventies, went out on the morning of the Tomb Sweeping Day to buy ingredients for ancestor worship, but unfortunately got lost in the market and sought assistance from the police. After learning about the situation, the police immediately helped her safely return to the police station and contacted her family to take her home, allowing the family to reunite.
The incident occurred at the Fuxing Police Substation of the Yongkang Police Bureau. At 2 PM on the fourth, the police received a report from the public indicating that a woman was trying to start a nearby parked scooter at the Yongkang District soldier market, which raised suspicions. When the officers arrived on the scene, they were concerned about the elderly woman surnamed Zhong, who was 77 years old but claimed to be only in her fifties, stating that she was looking for her electric scooter to buy groceries. The police noticed that her speech and behavior clearly showed signs of dementia, so they decided to take her back to the police station for a rest.
After receiving the police's call, Zhong's family expressed that her mother suffers from dementia and thought that, like in previous years, she needed to go to the market to buy offerings for the Tomb Sweeping Day, so she left home alone early. The family had been busy searching for their mother for about four to five hours and were extremely anxious. Upon receiving the police notification, the entire family finally breathed a sigh of relief and thanked the police for their timely assistance and emotional support, allowing Mrs. Zhong to safely return home.