District police have recovered and handed over 133 mobile phones to their rightful owners in Narsingdi, which were lost at various times. On Tuesday (November 3), Police Superintendent Md. Abdullah-Al-Faruk, BPM-Seba, handed over the recovered mobile phones to the owners at an event organized at the Superintendent of Police office.
According to district police sources, victims had filed General Diaries (GDs) at various police stations across the district after losing their mobile phones. Based on these GDs, through the coordinated efforts of the LIC branch of the district police and seven police stations, 133 mobile phones of various brands were recovered.
Owners expressed satisfaction and joy upon getting back their long-lost mobile phones and thanked the district police. The police superintendent stated that along with ensuring public safety and preventing crime, the Narsingdi district police is sincerely working to recover lost assets of citizens, and such activities will continue in the future.
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