Returning more than 30 million VND to the wrong transferee

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    Ha Tinh - After the account received a large amount of money transferred from a stranger, Ms. Tuyet reported it to the police and then returned it to the mistaken transferor.

    On May 13, Cam Trung Commune Police said that the unit had just verified and helped Ms. Nguyen Thi Tuyet (residing in hamlet 4, Cam Trung commune, Ha Tinh province) transfer more than 30 million VND back to the mistaken transferee.

    Previously, Ms. Nguyen Thi Tuyet discovered that her account had received money transferred from strangers, so she proactively went to Cam Trung Commune Police to report and request help to verify and return it.

    Through verification, the person who transferred it by mistake is Ms. Le Thi Huong (born in 1986, residing in Long Hai village, Loc Ha commune, Ha Tinh province).

    Receiving the mistakenly transferred money back, Ms. Huong happily thanked Ms. Tuyet and Cam Trung Commune Police.

    Ms. Huong said that while transferring money for goods, she was negligent and mistakenly transferred more than 30 million VND to Ms. Tuyet's account.

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