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Passenger forgets 466 million dong at Noi Bai airport

A staff member at Noi Bai International Airport discovered a handbag containing over 466 million dong left behind by a passenger on the morning of 22/6.

Around 1 AM, while working in concourse A of Terminal 1 at Noi Bai International Airport, Bui Thi Huyen, a staff member with the trolley team at Noi Bai Terminal Operations Center, found a forgotten handbag on a trolley. She promptly reported the discovery to the Noi Bai Border Police Reconnaissance Team.

The money a passenger forgot at the airport. Photo: NIA

The money a passenger forgot at the airport. Photo: NIA

Upon inspection, authorities found identification documents, personal belongings, and 466,2 million dong in cash inside the bag.

By nearly 3 AM, police successfully contacted the owner and returned all the forgotten assets.

By Anh Duy

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/khach-bo-quen-466-trieu-dong-o-san-bay-noi-bai-5088336.html

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