Rangpur Metropolitan Police (RpMP) has recovered 51 lost mobile phones and returned them to their rightful owners in Rangpur. On Saturday (November 14) afternoon, Police Commissioner Md. Mahbubur Rashid formally handed over the recovered phones at the Police Commissioner's Conference Room following due procedures.
Additional Police Commissioner Tofayel Ahmed, Deputy Police Commissioner Sanatan Chakraborty, and other senior police officials were present at the handover ceremony.
Speaking on the occasion, Police Commissioner Md. Mahbubur Rashid said, "A mobile phone is not just a medium of communication; it stores a person's vital personal and family information, essential contact numbers, photos, and valuable documents. Often, criminals misuse data from lost phones to commit fraud, create social disorder, and defame individuals. Therefore, we treat the recovery of lost mobile phones with special importance."
Read nextFoundation Stone of Lions International School Laid in RangpurHe further explained that a special police team is actively working on recovery operations by collecting and reviewing General Diaries (GDs) filed across various police stations in the metropolis regarding missing phones. As part of this ongoing effort, 51 phones were successfully recovered.
However, noting that many incidents of lost or stolen phones go unreported, the Police Commissioner urged citizens to inform the police by filing a General Diary at their nearest police station whenever a phone is lost or stolen.
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Reported by Farhaduzzaman Faruk, Rangpur • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].
