Indian Family thank Pattaya Traffic Police for returning lost bag



PATTAYA: -- A group of Traffic Police Volunteers were commended by the Pattaya Police Chief on Monday for ensuring a bag containing passports and jewelry which was misplaced by an Indian family in North Pattaya was safely returned to its rightful owner.

The bag was discovered by the Volunteers close to the Dolphin Roundabout in North Pattaya and after some detective work they discovered the bag belonged to an Indian family who live in Rayong Province.

Mrs. Kunachi Mayura Abhijit aged 32, reclaimed the bag on Monday at Pattaya Police Station.

Full story: http://pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/218839/indian-family-thank-pattaya-traffic-police-for-returning-lost-bag/


-- Pattaya One 2015-11-03

Fantastic story !

Well done the Police for great detective work.

You did the Pattaya Police Chief proud.

Maybe if these fine Police had been on the Bangkok Bombing case from the beginning, the case would have been solved within a few hours.

Again, well done for retrieving the lost bag.

These stories pop up as perrenially as "taxi cab driver returns 60,000 baht" stories....

Almost like a few good examples are the norm instead of the unreported mass of mangled misconduct.

once a member of my family forgot her laptop in TukTuk... gone and and never come back,,

Good deed, but in fact not quiet often to happen, many of my friends they forget their mobiles in a taxi, once then called.. quickly turn it off !!

however, such good news boost the hope to raise the education in doing good things in the society,

Edited November 3, 201510 yr by momtaz