Police in Dak Lak return phones to people who dropped them at the festival

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Dak Lak - Lien Son Lak Commune Police have returned property to people who unfortunately dropped it while participating in the festival.

On September 4, Lien Son Lak Commune Police, Dak Lak province informed that the unit had just returned the phone that a resident dropped at the festival.

Previously, on August 29, during patrols, inspections, and ensuring security and order to serve the Can wine festival of the M'nong people by Lak Lake in 2026, the commune police picked up a dropped mobile phone.

Immediately after that, the commune police preserved the property, and at the same time searched and verified information to identify the owner. By noon on August 30, the working group identified the person who dropped it and proceeded to return the phone.

Receiving their property back, people wrote letters of thanks to Lien Son Lak Commune Police, expressing their respect for the sense of responsibility of officers and soldiers in the process of performing their duties.

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