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Kundapur: Police retrieve 20 stolen mobile phones, return them to owners after 2-year tracing effort

  •   Thu, Jan 11 2024 01:21:07 PM

Silvester D’Souza

Daijiworld Media Network – Kundapur (MS)

Kundapur, Jan 11: In a commendable effort, the taluk police team successfully traced and recovered 20 mobile phones that had been reported as lost over the past two years. The rightful owners were joyfully reunited with their devices on Thursday, January 11.

Among the recovered mobile phones, one each was located in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, and Gondala, Andhra Pradesh. The remaining 18 devices were retrieved from various locations across Karnataka.

A public information workshop held at the city police station on the same day focused on unblocking mobile phones previously reported through CIER (Central Equipment Identity Register). The attendees were also briefed on precautionary measures to take when dealing with lost mobile phones.

SP Dr K Arun Kumar provided guidance to the police team, utilizing CIER to facilitate the successful recovery. ASPs Parameshwar Hegde and Siddalingaiah supervised the operations, with DySP Belliappa leading the team. The team included CI Nandakumar, SIs Vinay Korlahalli and Prasad, along with constables Siddappa, Murali, and Avinash.

 

 

 
  

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  • Dr KUSUMA KUMARI GUNJI MBBS DGO, Nellore/Kodyadka

    Thu, Jan 11 2024

    I lost my cell phone in 1998. It was a brand-new Sony Erickson mobile phone That time cell phones were very expensive It couldn't by traced It was lost from Udupi when I was studying there Still now, I can't find the phone I was so much attached to that phone.

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