On the afternoon of July 10, Can Tho City Police said that on the same morning, Hung Phu Ward Police returned lost assets and identification documents to Mr. Le Thanh Binh (62 years old, Nga Bay Ward, Can Tho City).
According to Can Tho City Police, on July 8, while traveling for medical examination and treatment, Mr. Le Thanh Binh dropped a wallet with personal documents and assets inside.
On July 10, a resident living in Hung Phu ward, Can Tho city picked up the wallet and handed it over to Hung Phu ward police.
After receiving the report, Major Ngo Dang Trinh - Police of Area 10, Hung Phu Ward Police - reported to the unit commander.
After that, Major Ngo Dang Trinh quickly searched the national population database system to find contact information for the person who lost property through the personal identification number on the Citizen Identification Card.
Through verification, Hung Phu Ward Police identified the wallet owner as Mr. Le Thanh Binh and contacted him to the Ward Police headquarters to receive the property including: Citizen Identification card, 2 9999 gold bars and some personal documents.
At the return ceremony, Mr. Le Thanh Binh expressed his emotion and joy at receiving the lost property. He expressed his gratitude to those who have picked up and handed over his assets to the police, as well as expressed his gratitude for the dedication and professionalism of the Hung Phu Ward Police force for their timely support, helping him receive the assets back, contributing to strengthening people's trust in the People's Police force.
The quick verification and return of assets to people continues to affirm the positive benefits of the National Population Database, Electronic Identification and Authentication - a "powerful assistant" to help the Commune-level Police effectively carry out tasks of protecting national security, ensuring social order and safety in the new situation.
