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If the elderly are unfamiliar with the environment or have memory problems when going out, they may easily become disoriented, which may lead to physical discomfort or panic, especially in hot weather. The police remind family members to help the elderly carry emergency contact information or use positioning devices to improve safety.
A 75-year-old woman lost her way for 4 kilometers while visiting a friend and was frightened. Zhongli police warmly escorted her back home safely. (provided by police)
A 75-year-old woman surnamed Chen from Taoyuan City recently left her home on Zili 2nd Street to visit friends in the Longgang area of Zhongli. She lost her way home because she was unfamiliar with the surrounding environment, and looked tired and panicked in the hot weather. Officers from the Longxing Police Station of the Zhongli Police Branch were patrolling by. After noticing something strange, they took the initiative to care about her. After confirming her identity, they helped the old woman return home safely.
The Zhongli Police Branch pointed out today (29th) that officers You Xiuyuan and Xu Weiyang of the Longxing Police Station were on patrol at noon a few days ago. When passing through the second section of Longgang Road, they found the old woman looking panicked and unsteady. They immediately got out of the car to get to know her, and asked nearby people, and learned that she had been staying there for a long time. It was learned that the old woman went out to look for friends that day, but was unable to find the direction home because she was not familiar with the local roads.
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Fortunately, Ms. Chen carried her ID with her. After confirming the identity of the old woman, the two police officers discovered that Ms. Chen was already 4 kilometers away from home. For safety reasons, they decided to help her return home in a police car. During the process, they supported her carefully and paid attention to the safety of getting on and off the car. After arriving, they accompanied her to her home on Zili 2nd Street, so that this lost episode ended safely.
Zhongli Police Division Chief Lin Dingtai today commended police officers for taking the initiative to pay attention to the situation of the public and provide timely assistance when performing patrol duties, demonstrating the spirit of serving the people. At the same time, we are reminded that if there are elderly people at home, they can help carry emergency contact information, smart positioning devices, or register fingerprints with the branch investigation team. Elderly people should pay more attention to their itinerary when they go out and work together to protect their safety.
A 75-year-old woman lost her way for 4 kilometers while visiting a friend and was frightened. Zhongli police warmly escorted her back home safely. (provided by police)

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