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Traffic cops hand over lost phone to foreign tourist
The on duty Traffic cops traced the lost smartphone of a foreign student visiting the Charminar area and handed over to him within a couple of hours on Sunday A Venezuela national, Carlos E Mantilla, studying International Training Programme ITP at English and Foreign Language University EFLU was on a visit to Charminar area
Charminar: The on duty Traffic cops traced the lost smart-phone of a foreign student visiting the Charminar area and handed over to him within a couple of hours on Sunday. A Venezuela national, Carlos E Mantilla, studying International Training Programme (ITP) at English and Foreign Language University (EFLU) was on a visit to Charminar area.
During his visit, he accidentally lost his smart-phone somewhere near Madina market and after discovering that he had lost it while passing through the area, he immediately informed the traffic police stationed at the Madina X Roads. “The on-duty policeman traced the mobile and after enquiry handed over it the rightful owner in the presence of other cops. The foreigner expressed gratitude to the policemen on duty,” said G Naganna, ACP Traffic (South Zone VI).
