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关注哈尔滨流浪青少年季节性回潮四成重复流浪)（Focusing on the seasonal resurgence of Harbins wandering teenagers 40% repeated wandering） Pay attention to the seasonal resurgence of Harbins wandering teenagers: 40% repeat wandering 2012-10-30 13:20:52 source: Peoples Web Share in: QQ space, Sina, micro-blog, Tencent, micro-blog Renren How can the footsteps of vagrants and beggars be stopped? Investigation on the relief work of vagrants and beggars in Harbin Sitting in the primary five grade classroom Ni Shengnan (alias) compared to the children of the same class mature a lot, he is already 15 years old, three or four years older than his classmates. Nevertheless, for the Chengdu city Sichuan District distributed Ning Xiang a small village children, again to sit in the classroom reading, is lucky. Two years ago today, he was still roaming the streets of Harbin. October 12, 2010, Ni Shengnan was a local police station in Harbin police found in the streets, and was sent to Harbin relief management station. In 4 months the relief station of life, he not only feel the warmth of home, is a group of Harbin city and Harbin city protection center more than 10 units of staff education, once again into the campus. In October 2010, Harbin became the National Youth Education and help begging crime prevention work since the pilot city, Harbin Municipal Corporation, the Municipal Public Security Bureau and other units of the joint action in Mopai, discovery, relief, repatriation and psychological correction, cultural guidance, skills training, career guidance, follow-up visit tointensify, the street teenages have significantly reduced the number of. However, because the relevant legal system is not perfect, the basic security measures such as rural subsistence allowances and medical insurance are not in place, there are still many street children who have been sent back home to return to the road of begging. In the first 5 months of this year, 55 vagrants and beggars were rescued by us, and, strangely en