On June 12, Lao Cai Provincial Police said that Tran Yen Commune Police had just coordinated to return the amount of 35.3 million VND to Mr. Tran Van Nam (born in 2000, residing in Vinh Tuong commune, Phu Tho province) after determining that this was a mistaken transfer.
Previously, on April 29, Ms. Hoang Hai Yen (born 1985, residing in Co Phuc 3 village, Tran Yen commune) discovered that her personal account suddenly received 35.3 million VND from an unfamiliar account. Suspecting someone had transferred it by mistake, she proactively went to Tran Yen Commune Police to report and request assistance in finding the owner.
Upon receiving information, Tran Yen Commune Police urgently verified the origin of the transaction. The review process encountered many difficulties because the money transferor did not know he had transferred it by mistake, and at the same time, the contact information and residence were changed.
After a period of verification, on June 10, the police force identified the person who mistakenly transferred the money as Mr. Tran Van Nam. On June 12, at the Tran Yen Commune Police headquarters, Ms. Hoang Hai Yen directly returned the entire amount to Mr. Nam.
Receiving the property back, Mr. Nam expressed his gratitude for Ms. Yen's honest action and the sense of responsibility of Tran Yen Commune Police in the process of supporting the verification and resolution of the case.
According to Lao Cai Provincial Police, the case contributes to spreading the good values of honesty, civic responsibility, and at the same time affirms the role of grassroots police forces in protecting the legitimate rights and interests of the people.
Through the case, the police agency recommends that people carefully check the information before transferring money. When detecting mistaken transfers or receiving money from a strange account, it is necessary to contact the bank or report to the police agency for guidance on handling according to regulations.
