Guangzhou, February 4 (Guo Jun, Chen Xuejin, Liu Yiyao) The Spring Festival is approaching, and the railway ushered in the first peak of passenger flow in this year's Spring Festival. With the rise of passenger flow, the number of "big-headed shrimp" passengers in the station has gradually increased, and in order to help passengers find their luggage, the police on duty at the police station of each passenger station have become "bag finders".
According to the Guangzhou Railway ** report, at about 22 o'clock on February 2, the police on duty at the Guangzhou Baiyun Station Police Station received a request for help from Ms. Xu, a passenger, saying that she went to the toilet and came back to find that the two backpacks placed on the seat were missing, which not only contained ID cards and bank cards, but also laptops, more than 8,000 yuan in cash, brand-name handbags and other valuables. The police immediately searched the scene and contacted the command room to check the public place**. After work, the police found Ms. Xu's two lost backpacks in the 5A waiting area. It turned out that the victim had misremembered the location of his backpack after going to the toilet. After on-site inventory, none of the items in the bag were lost, and the police returned the backpack to Zhao, and at the same time reminded Ms. Xu not to let her luggage leave her sight when entering the station.
Coincidentally, on February 1, Mr. Yang asked the police for help in the waiting hall of Guangzhou Baiyun Station, and after entering the station, he lost a black satchel with more than 6,000 yuan in cash, but he couldn't remember the specific location of the lost bag. By checking the public place**, the police found that Mr. Yang had forgotten his bag on the security checkpoint when he passed through the security check, and was found by the security personnel, and returned the backpack to Mr. Yang after checking the cash items in the bag on the spot.
In addition to the victim realizing that he had lost his bag, there are also cases where he lost his luggage without knowing it. At about 17 o'clock on February 2, the police picked up a blue-gray crossbody shoulder bag on the self-service ticket machine at Baiyun Station in Guangzhou, which contained cash, power bank and umbrellas, and successfully returned the bag to its original owner through the card information in the bag.
On the other side, Ms. Han from Guangzhou South Railway Station had just boarded the G340 train and found that she had lost a watch worth more than 20 yuan at the station, so she hurriedly called ** to find a watch for her husband Mr. Chen. After receiving Mr. Chen's request for help, the police inquired in detail about Ms. Han's travel trajectory, and learned that she was holding a coat in her hand when she passed the security check, and the watch was placed in the coat pocket. The police judged that the watch was most likely lost at the security inspection machine, and through careful searching, they finally found the watch that fell from the gap under a security inspection machine in the northwest area of the waiting floor on the third floor of Guangzhou South Railway Station.
It is understood that during the Spring Festival, as many as 80% of the police reports received by the police stations at major passenger stations are related to packet loss, and waiting areas, security checkpoints, toilets, etc. are the places where passengers are most likely to lose things. Since the Spring Festival, Guangzhou Railway has recovered more than 200 pieces of valuable luggage and items, recovering more than 1.5 million yuan of economic losses for passengers.
Railway** Reminder: During the Spring Festival, passengers should take good care of their luggage and belongings when traveling to avoid being left or lost. If you find that your luggage is missing, please call 12306 or ask the staff for help. (ENDS).