Helping others find lost or lost property seems to be common for the railway police, but the situation where the person concerned posted a video thank you on social platforms is the first time that police officer Han Xiaolei has experienced it. Recently, the Hohhot Railway Police recovered a lost mobile phone for the passenger, and the passenger not only sent a pennant but also took a Douyin work to thank him.
Recently, a video has been widely circulated in the circle of friends and has been widely praised by the masses of tourists, and the protagonist of the video, Han Xiaolei, has also followed the fire out of the circle. It turned out that on the morning of the incident, when Han Xiaolei, a police officer of the Traffic Management Detachment of the Hohhot Railway Public Security Department, and his colleagues patrolled to the south drop-off platform of Hohhot East Station, they found an unclaimed mobile phone at the entrance of the station, and asked passing passengers if they did not find the owner.
When the police checked the mobile phone, they found that they had not set a password, so they found a number named "Second Girl" in the address book and dialed it, and the communication found that the passenger who left the mobile phone was her father. Ten minutes later, Mr. Zhang, the younger brother of the owner, came to the duty point to pick up his mobile phone.
Since the owner only had the lost mobile phone, in order to facilitate his contact with his family, the police led Mr. Zhang to the waiting hall to find the owner, and finally returned the mobile phone to the owner who was waiting for the bus. The family of the owner also specially took a video and posted it on the Internet, thanking the police for their enthusiastic help.
Here, the police remind the majority of passengers to take care of their personal belongings when traveling, and it is easy to leave or lose their property at the entrance of the station, security checkpoint, ticket gate and other locations. Don't panic if you find your luggage lost or lost, please call the police or ask the staff around you for help as soon as possible.