China News Service, Yancheng, August 9th (Reporter Gu Hua) On the 9th, the reporter learned from the Tinghu branch of the Yancheng Public Security Bureau that the Tinghu police carried out a "reunion" operation, through data collection, comparison and verification, back-to-back investigations, and confession of relatives. Confirmation and other tasks have successfully helped 38 recipients find their identity information and reunite 18 families this year.
On the afternoon of August 3, Tinghu Police and the Second Shanghai Rescue Management Station held a ceremony for acknowledging relatives for six reunited families.
"Do you still recognize me? I am Tan Lin!" Looking at the gray-haired old man in front of her, Tan Lin recognized her 64-year-old mother He Xiuzhen at a glance. He held his arms in his arms, unwilling to let go for a long time.
Tan Lin waited for this reunion for 8 years.
"I finally found my mother. She couldn't speak. She was lost because she couldn't speak." Tan Lin said.
The family expressed their gratitude to the police.
Photo courtesy of Tinghu Police
Bao Yonge, whose hometown is in Zhangjiafan Town, Macheng City, Hubei Province, found his 17-year-old daughter Xue Lian at the ceremony.
Xue Lian, who was mentally retarded, was only 14 years old when he was lost in Taicang, Suzhou. In the past 17 years, Bao Yonge has traveled almost half of China. Finally, with the help of Tinghu police big data and recognition technology, his mother and daughter were reunited.
Why did the Tinghu police help the recipients of the Shanghai rescue station find their relatives?
How did they help them find their families?
It is understood that in January 2021, when Tinghu police collected blood samples from 109 aided persons at the Yancheng rescue station and welfare home, they found that one of them was not a native of Yancheng.
"There is an aided person with the serial number 0342. He was sent to the Fourth People's Hospital of Yancheng City from the Chuandong Farm Resettlement (located in Dafeng District, Yancheng) by the Shanghai vagrants begging and mentally handicapped recipient due to illness. We treated him Blood sample collection.” said Gao Lei, a police officer from the Criminal Police Brigade of the Tinghu Branch of the Yancheng Public Security Bureau. After a scientific comparison, the police helped "0342" find their parents.
After the Shanghai Rescue Management Station learned of the incident, it voluntarily requested blood samples to be collected and tested on more than 300 other aided persons.
The police collect information for the family members.
Photo courtesy of Tinghu Police
According to statistics, there are a total of 395 people assisted in the collection of blood samples in Yanhu and Shanghai.
After testing, 26 recipients were successfully compared from the database.
“The youngest of the recipients is 23 years old and the oldest is 64 years old. It is very complicated to help them compare their relatives.” Gao Lei said, in order to find out the facts of blood relationship, it is necessary to add the cadres, neighbors, and neighbors of the village where the recipients are registered. Friends and relatives and other people’s WeChat, communicate one by one, upload photos, and repeatedly verify and confirm.
In carrying out the "Reunion" operation, Tinghu police gave full play to the key role of big data and family-finding technology through propaganda and launching, data collection, comparison and verification, tackling long-standing cases, and confirming relatives.
“During the operation, a comprehensive check of the missing police information in previous years, supplementation and improvement of blood samples, portraits and other information, and collecting missing and abducted children’s identity information.” The relevant person in charge of the Tinghu branch of the Yancheng Public Security Bureau said that the police conducted investigations on the clues in hand. Data screening, organize multiple police types to file cases simultaneously, make efforts in the same direction, carry out joint business research and judgment, gather big data research and judgment, inspection and appraisal and other technologies to actively explore, at the same time, use a variety of self-media methods to call for missing and abducted children Family members should report the case as soon as possible and collect blood samples.
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