Mom lost 12 years and can still pronounce her children's names
Guangzhou Daily (all-media reporter Liu Yiming, correspondent Zhang Yi photo report) "Mom!" When I saw my mother who had been missing for 12 years, the three children instantly became tearful.
Although the faces of everyone have changed a lot after many years, the mother who suffered from brain disease took the children's hands tightly and miraculously read their names one by one.
The passing of 12 years will not wash away the children's longing for their mothers, let alone the mother's deepest love for their children.
On the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival, after more than one month of continuous verification work by the public security and civil affairs departments of Foshan Chancheng, Dongguan citizen Ms. Chen and her three brothers and brothers finally embraced their mother again after a lapse of 12 years. The most memorable and touching Mid-Autumn Festival gift for public security and civil affairs departments.
A call to find relatives
Let the hope of 12 years of dust rekindle
One day in late February 2009, Aunt Huang, a 53-year-old citizen of Dongguan, riding a rickshaw alone, accidentally lost her way from Wangniudun Town, Dongguan City to Dongcheng District, Dongguan City.
As Aunt Huang is close to illiterate and suffers from intermittent brain diseases, Aunt Huang's family hurried out to find her, but Aunt Huang still had no news.
"After the mother went missing, we have never given up searching." Aunt Huang's daughter Ms. Chen said.
Until September last year, after receiving a call from the Foshan Chancheng police informing her mother that she might be alive and had found it, the hope of Ms. Chen's family for many years was finally ignited again.
More than a month of verification
I finally found my mother who had been missing for 12 years
It turned out that a month ago, Foshan Chancheng Public Security received a request for assistance from the district civil affairs department, stating that there was an elderly man in his 60s at the rescue station. Due to a brain disease, he had been unable to provide effective information for many years. I hope that the public security organs Can try to help her find her family.
"If possible, we are willing to make every effort to enable a family to reunite." After receiving the clues, the Foshan Chancheng Public Security Bureau immediately launched the search for relatives.
After many days of fighting, the police initially locked three people who were suspected of being the old man who had disappeared over the years from among the missing people across the country.
In order to find out the final goal, the police contacted the family members of three missing subjects, combined with the basic information they reported about the old man’s missing time, place of missing, facial features, etc., and finally found an Aunt Huang who was lost in Dongguan 12 years ago. The situation of the target elderly is very close.
Seeing the dawn of hope, the special police went to the Foshan rescue station to take photos and short video clips of the elderly's lives. They rushed to Dongguan without stopping and provided these video materials to Ms. Chen's family for identification.
"This is my grandma! I remember all her eyes, eyebrows, and movements!" Ms. Chen was the first to call out. Her brother and younger brother quickly recognized the mother, and the children burst into tears with excitement.
A pennant of thanks
Thank the public security organs for guarding the reunion of thousands of families
"In the past 12 years, I have been disappointed and desperate. I did not expect that today, 12 years later, you will give me a grandmother again." At the confession ceremony, the police read out the appraisal report of the biological relationship between the two parties, Aunt Huang The children and their mother hugged each other tightly.
What is pleasantly surprised is that although Aunt Huang suffers from brain disease and her memory decline is severe, she can’t even remember how she lost her from Dongguan to Foshan, but at the first sight of the children, she yelled out accurately. Got their names.
In 12 years, even with illness, Aunt Huang did not make Aunt Huang forget her child.
"Ama's mental and physical condition is very good, thank you." At the confession ceremony, the family members held the hands of the police and the staff of the civil affairs department, and sent a letter to the Foshan Chancheng Public Security Bureau stating "The People's Police For The People, A pennant of thanks for helping find relatives and warm people’s hearts", thanking them for their hard work and selfless efforts to find their mothers, "You are the best people's police! This is the warmest Mid-Autumn Festival for us."