China News Service, Beijing, December 4 (Reporter Wang Zumin) 2020 is the year when China has rescued vagrant and beggars in search of relatives and resettlement in recent years.
Up to now, the “Special Action to Improve the Quality of Relief and Management Services for Vagrants and Beggars with No Means of Life” (hereinafter referred to as the “Special Action”) has helped more than 12,000 recipients find their relatives and return home. There are more than 17,000 vagrants and beggars with registered household registration.
Xu Jianzhong, deputy director of the Department of Social Affairs of the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China, announced the above data at a news briefing in Beijing on the 4th.
In March of this year, the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China, in conjunction with the Central Political and Law Commission and other 11 departments, issued a notice to deploy special actions.
Xu Jianzhong said that in the process of carrying out special operations, there are often some recipients who have been repeatedly screened and cannot find out their hukou status. They have stayed in the assistance management agency for a long time and are outside the social security system based on hukou registration. , Become a "marginal" group.
To this end, the special action focused on the settlement of long-term stranded persons, allowing them to enjoy the right to register their household registration in the same way as other citizens, and to be included in the social security system to completely get rid of their survival dilemma.
Up to now, the special operation has approved the settlement of more than 17,000 people nationwide, of which nearly 10,000 have been registered.
The composition of vagrants and beggars is complex, and a considerable number of aid recipients cannot accurately express their identity information and are separated from their families.
Xu Jianzhong said that in response to this situation, the Ministry of Civil Affairs and civil affairs departments at all levels have taken a number of measures to do their best to help stranded persons find their families.
During the special operation, more than 12,000 people found relatives in various places, which is the year with the largest number of successful relatives in recent years.
For some people who have to repeatedly beg and beg for personal or family reasons, the special action specifically carried out source control actions, established returnees’ information accounts, and made connections between the vagrants and beggars sent back to their hometowns with the local community, linking up with social security policies, and strengthening Provide assistance to their production and life to prevent them from getting into trouble again; establish an information database of vagrant and lost persons, and include persons with mental disorders and Alzheimer's disease in the jurisdiction into the vagrant and lost groups in the information database. Return visits to understand their living conditions and prevent them from wandering repeatedly.
At present, China has 2,126 county-level civil affairs departments or rescue management agencies that have established returnee accounts, and 2006 county-level civil affairs departments or rescue management agencies have established information databases for vagrant and lost persons, helping 2,568 people with vagrant and begging experience. The establishment and registration personnel connect with the local poverty alleviation department to provide assistance. (Finish)