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Quang Truc Commune Police return the wallet and personal papers to Ms. Dieu Thi Ten. Photo: Quang Truc Commune Police
Quang Truc Commune Police return the wallet and personal papers to Ms. Dieu Thi Ten. Photo: Quang Truc Commune Police

Picking up a wallet and papers, the man took them to the police to find the person to return them

PHAN TUẤN (báo lao động) 02/11/2026 16:39 (GMT+7)

Lam Dong - Picking up a wallet containing cash and personal papers, a resident brought it to the police to ask to find the owner to return it.

On November 2nd, information from Quang Truc Commune Police said that Mr. Nguyen Manh Cuong, residing in Buon Ma Thuot ward, Dak Lak province, proactively brought to the commune police to ask to find the person who dropped the wallet containing cash and personal papers to return it.

Previously, while living and working in Quang Truc commune, Ms. Dieu Thi Ten (born 1997), residing in Bu Lu village, Bu Gia Map commune, Dong Nai city, unfortunately dropped a wallet containing personal papers and some cash.

Picking up the wallet, Mr. Nguyen Manh Cuong brought it to Quang Truc Commune Police to hand over, requesting support to find the owner.

After receiving, verifying information and contacting the family of the person who dropped it, Quang Truc Commune Police returned all the property to Ms. Dieu Thi Ten.

Receiving her property back, Ms. Ten expressed her joy and emotion and wrote a letter of thanks to Mr. Nguyen Manh Cuong and the collective of Quang Truc Commune Police for their dedicated support.

Mr. Cuong's actions demonstrate the spirit of honesty and responsibility to the community. Along with the dedication of the police force in verifying and returning property, this gesture contributes to spreading beautiful actions in society.

Through the incident, Quang Truc Commune Police recommends that people raise their awareness of preserving personal property. When picking up property dropped by others, they need to find a way to return it or hand it over to the nearest police agency for support.

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