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Delivery Rider’s Call After Blood-Marked Pillow Prompts Rescue in China as Meituan Honors Him

Police decoded “110 625,” traced the pillow to a Leshan homestay, then forced entry to free the occupant.

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A Chinese woman trapped for 30 hours was rescued after a deliveryman noticed her blood-marked pillow bearing the emergency number 110.

Overview

  • The incident occurred on August 12 in Leshan, Sichuan province, after a pillow marked with “110 625” was found by a food-delivery rider.
  • A woman surnamed Zhou had been accidentally locked in a bedroom for about 30 hours without food, water, or her phone due to a gust of wind and a broken latch.
  • The rider, a university student surnamed Zhang, spotted the blood-stained pillow by a residential compound and immediately called police.
  • A nearby hotel employee recognized the pillow design, guiding officers to Building 6 on the 25th floor, where they forced entry after knocks went unanswered and found an accidental entrapment rather than a violent crime.
  • Zhou later offered Zhang 1,000 yuan, which he declined, and Meituan recognized him with a “Pioneer Rider” title and a 2,000 yuan reward.