Police Return Mobile Phones Worth Millions to Owners in Chiniot
Police in Chiniot have recovered lost and stolen valuable mobile phones worth millions of rupees and returned them to their original owners. A ceremony to hand over the recovered phones was held at the DPO (District Police Officer) office. During the ceremony, police officers distributed mobile phones worth more than Rs. 30 lakhs of different companies to the citizens.
The owners expressed gratitude to the police and prayed for the recovery of lost mobile phones.
District Police Officer Dr. Naveed Atif said that lost mobile phones are being recovered by making the best use of modern technology. He added that all necessary steps are being taken to ensure the safety of lives and property of the citizens.
He further advised citizens to contact the police helpline 15 or the nearest police station in case of any emergency.
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