The Weihai Municipal Public Security Bureau is carrying out verification and disposal of this matter, and the results of the verification and disposal will be officially released.
Early in the morning of January 20, the article "Dialogue with the Hardest Chinese in Beijing: Coming to Beijing to Find a Son, Doing Odd Jobs in the Early Morning to Subsidize The Family" swept the screen in the WeChat circle of friends, and the article reported on a case reported in Beijing during this round of epidemics in Beijing to find children and live hard. The part of the article dealing with public security in Weihai, Shandong Province, has received widespread attention.
Regarding the situation mentioned in the article that the local police prevaricated, did not locate the mobile phone, did not adjust the monitoring, and filed a case in three months after the disappearance of Yue's son in Weihai, the reporter of the Rule of Law Daily contacted the relevant departments of Shandong Province and Weihai City. The reporter learned from the relevant departments that the Weihai Municipal Public Security Bureau is currently carrying out verification and disposal of this matter, and the results of the verification and disposal will be officially released. The Shandong Provincial Public Security Department is highly concerned about this matter and is urging the Weihai Municipal Bureau to speed up the inspection.
Previously reported
Yesterday, Beijing reported the trajectory of an asymptomatic infected person, because its trajectory shows that it often works until the early hours of the morning, causing countless people to pay attention to and discuss, and brush the screen in the circle of friends.
The person lives in Room 558, Shigezhuang Village, Pingfang Township, Chaoyang District, mainly engaged in the handling of decoration materials, and the trajectory involves at least 23 locations, including two stores on Hu Dagui Street, Zhongguancun Shopping Center, Puppet Theater, etc.
According to the latest report of the Beijing Health Commission this morning, the person came to Beijing to work in November 2021 and was diagnosed as an asymptomatic infected person on January 18. On January 19, the patient developed symptoms such as headache and sore throat, and based on the results of epidemiological history, clinical manifestations, laboratory tests and imaging tests, the patient was diagnosed as a confirmed case on the same day, and the clinical classification was mild, and continued to be isolated and treated in the designated hospital.
According to China News Weekly, the confirmed case, Yue Mou, born in 1978, was originally a crew member of a fishing boat in Weihai, Shandong Province. Yue Mou said that my family lives in Chengshan Town, Rongcheng City, Weihai, Shandong Province, and my eldest son works in a food factory 50 kilometers away from home. On August 12, 2020, he said that he had a stomach upset and was going home to find his mother, and the director of the food factory sent him to the bus station, and then he was lost and suddenly disappeared.
On August 12, 2020, because his son had worked as a cook in Beijing, he came to Beijing to look for him. Before that, in order to find his son, he had already traveled to Shandong, Henan, Hebei, Tianjin and other places. Everywhere he went, while looking for his son, he would work odd jobs to make ends meet.
Yue mou said that these days in Beijing, he mainly contacted the decoration contractor boss through some WeChat groups that received odd jobs, and the jobs he received were carrying sandbags, cement or carrying construction waste to designated garbage stations. Because beijing restricts the passage of construction vehicles during the day, he leaves in the early morning, usually after dawn when it is completed. In order to save money, he lived in a room of about 10 square meters in Shigezhuang, renting 700 yuan per month.
"I don't feel sorry for myself either. I just work hard, I don't steal or rob, rely on my own strength, rely on my own hands, earn some money, earn money to find children. It's for life, for taking care of this home. I looked for children and spent tens of thousands of dollars so far. Part-time work is a casual job, and when you earn money, you find children, and when you have no money, you work part-time. I worked hard to get my child back. I worked harder, even if I put my life in it, I still had to get the child back. ”
The Beijing Youth Daily reporter contacted Mr. Yue's wife on the morning of the 20th, and she said that her husband came to Beijing to find clues to his missing son.
Mr. Yue's wife said that her son Yue Yuetong disappeared in 2019 in Dongshan, Weihai, Shandong Province, "My son was also working here at that time, and he was supposed to take the bus to see me on the same day, and I also transferred money to him, but I didn't expect that there was no news later." ”
According to her, after her son disappeared, her husband ran around for a long time to find clues to his son. "He has been to Shanxi, Beijing, Yantai, Shandong and other places to find, and when he is looking for children, he still has to support our family, so while looking for children, he works odd jobs to earn money to support his family."
"This time he went to Beijing to find clues to the child, he worked several jobs a day, I also know, he was busy moving decoration materials, there was a boss to call him, he went to help." His wife said, "A few days ago, he said that he would go back to the place where my son was missing in Weihai, Shandong Province, and then look for clues, and he made a special nucleic acid on the first day." Later, he said that he had already boarded the high-speed train at that time, and he received a phone call saying that his nucleic acid results were not right. He called me and said he couldn't go back to Weihai. His wife recalled.
Mr. Yue's wife introduced that at present, her husband said that he would actively cooperate with the treatment. "My husband's hair was originally a little white, but in the past two years, in order to find his son, his hair has become even whiter, which makes me very sad." I learned that there are many netizens on the Internet who are very concerned about my lover and help forward the clues of my missing child, and I am very grateful for your help. ”
A fellow villager who contacted Mr. Yue on the 19th told the Beiqing Daily reporter on the 20th that after he learned about Mr. Yue's situation, he posted Mr. Yue's situation of finding a child on the Internet, "I didn't expect that it caused so many netizens to pay attention to it, and many people contacted me and wanted to donate to Mr. Yue." I contacted Mr. Yue, who said that he only wanted to find his son and did not want to ask everyone for money in this way, thanking everyone for their concern. ”
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