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PHUKET: A British tourist who arrived on Phuket last night left his most expensive items and passport in a limo when he was dropped in Patong.
However, by the time that Russell John France, 52, arrived back at the airport to see if the limo could be traced, his belongings had been returned to the Navy security office.
Accompanied by Tourist Police, Mr France checked at the taxi counter and then at the Tourist Assistance Centre, where he was reunited with the bag containing his passport, a dive camera and a tablet.
Driver Sukkhum Chantharacha discovered the bag in his vehicle after Mr France alighted.
However, by the time that Russell John France, 52, arrived back at the airport to see if the limo could be traced, his belongings had been returned to the Navy security office.
Accompanied by Tourist Police, Mr France checked at the taxi counter and then at the Tourist Assistance Centre, where he was reunited with the bag containing his passport, a dive camera and a tablet.
Driver Sukkhum Chantharacha discovered the bag in his vehicle after Mr France alighted.
Hotels, restaurants, bars , shops etc. store and return forgotten goods every day. Wonder why it is a news story, when a taxi driver does the same.
Posted by Sherlock on November 24, 2015 11:44