Bangkok police helped a Chinese tourist get her phone back after she by accident left it in a cab. The incident happened on Friday at around 5.45pm close to Bangkok’s Ratchaprasong intersection.
Chinese nationwide Wang Chunhua notified Lumpini Police Station about her missing phone via the SOS system beneath the Smart Safety Zone initiative.
After receiving the report, officers went to the placement to meet with Wang. She advised the officers that she had forgotten her smartphone within the taxi she took to the Ratchaprasong intersection. She realised that her phone was lacking only after the cab had pushed off. She asked for help from a safety guard, who then suggested her to contact the police.
The officers accompanied Wang and her pal to the police station and contacted the taxi driver, Ekachai Soda. The officers have been in a position to identify the taxi driver through a CCTV camera that was installed within the area as part of the Smart Safety Zone initiative.
Ekachai later showed up at the station to return Wang’s phone. Inexpensive advised the officers that he was not conscious of the phone in his cab, and he was very happy to help Wang, The Pattaya News reported.
Following the incident, Wang thanked the officers and Ekachai. She praised Ekachai’s honesty and the impressive job by regulation enforcement in responding to the incident. Wang said…
“Whoever says Thailand just isn’t secure just isn’t telling the reality. I want to invite everybody to return and visit Thailand.”
It’s not uncommon for vacationers to lose priceless gadgets while travelling. But once in a while, tales floor of kind individuals who help vacationers get their belongings back.
Earlier this month, a form Pattaya baht bus driver was praised for his integrity after returning a misplaced bag containing thousands of euros and different priceless items to its rightful owner, a Finnish tourist. The bag with 4,000 euros was left behind in the back of the baht bus.
In another incident earlier this month, Phuket Police helped a Russian lady get her pricey diamond earrings again after she by accident left them at a guesthouse at Nai Yang Beach last month. The lady, 42 12 months outdated Elena Zholobetskaia, realised that her 70,000 baht earrings had been lacking while she was travelling in Koh Samui after she had already checked out of the guesthouse..