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Railway police recover 120 lost mobile phones in Andhra Pradesh
Railway authorities in Andhra Pradesh have recovered 120 mobile phones valued at approximately ₹25 lakh that were either lost or left behind by passengers. The recovery highlights the Railway Police's efforts to reunite passengers with their belongings.
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Railway police in Andhra Pradesh have successfully recovered 120 mobile phones worth an estimated ₹25 lakh that were misplaced or abandoned by train passengers. The recovered devices have been documented and authorities are working to identify and return them to their rightful owners.
Passengers who have lost their mobile phones while travelling on Indian Railways can file complaints through multiple channels to aid in recovery efforts. The Railway Crime Records Bureau advises travellers to contact the dedicated helpline at 139 immediately after discovering their phones are missing.
Alternatively, passengers may lodge formal complaints at the nearest railway police station with details of their lost devices, including the phone model and identifying information. Such documentation helps authorities cross-reference recovered items with reports filed by passengers.
The recovery in Andhra Pradesh underscores the importance of promptly reporting lost items to railway authorities. Passengers are urged to remain vigilant with their personal belongings during train journeys and take swift action if they suspect their phones have been misplaced.