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Delhi Police Recover South African Delegate's Cash Before Flight
A South African delegate accidentally left his money in a cab in Delhi.
The money was worth about Rs 3 lakh.
It included Indian and US currency.
He noticed it was missing on Sunday.
He asked the police to help him.
Police worked with other agencies to find the cab.
They recovered the money.
The delegate received it 30 minutes before his flight.
A South African delegate left about Rs 3 lakh in Indian and US currency in a cab.
He noticed the missing cash on Sunday and approached Delhi Police for help.
Police personnel coordinated with relevant agencies to trace the vehicle.
The cash was recovered from the cab.
Police returned the money 30 minutes before the delegate’s scheduled flight.
- Who
- A South African delegate and Delhi Police were involved.
- What
- Police recovered about Rs 3 lakh in cash left in a cab and returned it to the delegate.
- Where
- The incident occurred in Delhi, involving a cab traced by Delhi Police.
- When
- The delegate reported the missing cash on Sunday; police returned it 30 minutes before his scheduled flight, with the recovery reported on Monday.
- Why
- The delegate approached police after realizing he had left the cash in the cab.
Key facts
- Recovered amount
- Around Rs 3 lakh
- Currencies
- Indian and US currency
- Person affected
- A South African delegate
- Police involved
- Delhi Police
- Report timing
- The recovery was reported on Monday
- Return timing
- The cash was handed over 30 minutes before the delegate’s flight
Sources
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