People hand over wallet containing more than 21 million VND found
People picked up a wallet containing more than 21 million VND and papers and handed them over to the Binh Xa Commune Police. In just one day, all assets were returned to the owner.
At about 4 pm on July 21, Mr. Do Van Vuong (born in 1985, residing in Cay Da village, Binh Xa commune) when passing through a concrete road in Minh Tien village 7 (Binh Xa commune, Tuyen Quang province) picked up a black leather wallet. Inside the wallet were personal papers and 21,056,000 VND, according to the Electronic Information Portal (TTĐT) of Tuyen Quang Provincial Police.
Immediately after picking up the property, Mr. Vuong brought the wallet to Binh Xa Commune Police to hand it over and asked for help in finding the person who dropped it. Upon receiving the information, the Commune Police quickly proceeded to verify, review and contact the owner.
On the same day, Binh Xa Commune Police organized the return of all papers and the amount of 21,056,000 VND to Mr. Pham Van Thiet (born in 1963, residing in hamlet 5 Minh Tien, Binh Xa commune), the person who dropped the wallet.
Receiving the property back, Mr. Thiet expressed his emotion and sent sincere thanks to Mr. Do Van Vuong for his honest action, and thanked the Binh Xa Commune Police force for quickly verifying, contacting and supporting the return of the property in a short time.

The work of Mr. Do Van Vuong and the spirit of responsibility and dedication to serving the people of Binh Xa Commune Police officers have contributed to spreading good values in the community, consolidating people's trust in the grassroots police force, and creating positive spillover effects in the movement of all people protecting national security.
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