Found 2.5 million yuan, the waitress in the coffee shop liked to receive 100000 red packets.

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A 23-year-old waitress surnamed Pan at SOHO Italian restaurant in Shulin District, New Taipei City. When she was tidying up the table on the 18th, she was surprised to find a handbag left by a guest who had just left. She opened it and her heart beat faster. She immediately decided to call the police.

It turned out that the handbag was full of white banknotes, with a total of 2.5 million yuan, enough to buy a very cool imported car. The waiter surnamed Pan said that she had never seen such a large amount of cash before. She thought that the person who had lost it must be in a hurry, so she asked the store manager for leave and sent it to the police station to report the case. Moreover, she dared not go out on a motorcycle with so much money alone, and asked a male colleague to accompany her.

After investigation, a chairman surnamed Lu, who runs a technology company in Hsinchu, left his handbag containing the employee's salary in the cafe after having lunch with friends. When he returned to the company, he remembered that he quickly contacted the restaurant and the forest police station through his friends. Knowing that the waitress did not hesitate to report to the police, he put down the big stone in his heart.

Lu Dong rushed to the police station that afternoon to apply for the claim and asked the police to contact the picker to be present. He prepared a big red envelope of 100000 yuan to thank the other party, which startled the waitress surnamed Pan, because the amount was several times more than her monthly salary, which was so much that he was embarrassed to accept it, but in the end, he could not resist the insistence of Lu Dong. to make this story of picking up money happy.

The Forest Police Branch said that if people pick up property and send it to the police, the lost property will be centrally logged in and claimed by the police unit, and the owner can use the "lost property Management system of the Police Department of the Ministry of the Interior" to inquire online. If the lost property is not claimed for more than six months, it will be owned by the picker in accordance with the law.