A primary 4 girl returned a gold bracelet worth more than 70,000 baht to its owner.

[gotlost]

A primary 4 girl returned a gold bracelet worth more than 70,000 baht to its owner.

Villagers flocked to praise the honest girl who picked up a 2 baht (approximately 30.32 grammes) gold bracelet and returned it to the owner.

The girl, of Number 53, Village No. 2, Ban Talu Non Muang. Samrong Ta Jen Subdistrict, Khukhan District, Si Sa Ket province, is the granddaughter of the 56 year old house owner, Somkid Phongsura. The 10 year old girl, named Pornsuda Phongsura or Baitoey, is a primary 4 student at Ban Samrong Ta Chen School in Si Sa Ket.

Baitoey said that on the afternoon of January 8, a funeral ceremony was held in the village.

by Puntid Tantivangphaisal Puntid
Photo courtesy of Daily News

Full story: The Thaiger 2024-01-17

 

[Rice]

I really hope her and her families honesty pays off not just in Karma.

 

[howardb]

In 1962, I spotted a five-pound note in the street gutter at our school crossing in London. I handed it to the 'lollipop man' and gave him my name and address. I was told it would be mine if no one claimed it within three months. Imagine my delight when I collected the money at the local police station. For a ten-year-old boy, that was worth its weight in gold. Five pounds then is worth about 7,000 baht now.

 

[FERRET]

In 1962, I spotted a five-pound note in the street gutter at our school crossing in London. I handed it to the 'lollipop man' and gave him my name and address. I was told it would be mine if no one claimed it within three months. Imagine my delight when I collected the money at the local police station. For a ten-year-old boy, that was worth its weight in gold. Five pounds then is worth about 7,000 baht now.

A similar thing happened to me when I was 9 or 10.
We were having a beach holiday with mum and dad on Philip island in Victoria.
The main beach was almost deserted and we were walking to a shaded area when I kicked up a gold and diamond mans ring from the sand.
We took it to the cop shop and handed it in and were told, if no one claims it in 3 months it is yours.
My dad wore that until the day he died, and now, my tunnel c*nted sister has claimed it.-----------Ah, family.