The employee discovered that a passenger left valuables in a pouch at the Customs counter at the airport's international arrival
ISLAMABAD: A Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) employee on Tuesday returned a pouch full of valuables items to its owner at the Multan International Airport.
The employee, identified as Samar Khan, discovered that a passenger had left their valuables in a pouch at the Customs counter at the airport's international arrival lounge during clearance of Doha-Multan flight. The passenger was a resident of Mian Channu and worked in Kuwait.
The pouch contained a mobile phone, gold jewellery, and the passenger's computerised national identity card (CNIC). After tracing the passenger, the valuables were returned in presence of Terminal Manager Abdul Majid.
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