A Taiwanese traveler lost their wallet in Hong Kong; Mong Kok Police Station tracked them down across the sea after two months!

Just when Mr. Lin had almost forgotten about the incident, the Commonwealth Bank, where his salary was deposited, suddenly called him on May 7th, saying that the bank had received a letter from Mong Kok Police Station. Someone had found his wallet, and the Hong Kong police were trying to locate him.

According to accounts, the Hong Kong Police Force sought help from the Commonwealth Bank because Mr. Lin’s wallet contained a Commonwealth Bank debit card. The police thus sent a letter asking the bank to help find the owner. However, when the bank checked its computer records, they found that the phone number he had left was incorrect, causing them to spend a week searching before finally locating his employer and reaching him.

The Hong Kong police first tried to find the owner of the wallet through diplomatic channels but were unsuccessful. They then contacted Mr. Lin through the Commonwealth Bank. In total, it took nearly two months of back-and-forth correspondence via official documents.

Mr. Lin also revealed, “When the manager from the Commonwealth Bank came to find me, she also spoke highly of the Hong Kong Police Force. That female manager said they had learned something too, because a dedicated attitude really matters.”

Mr. Lin happily stated that Mong Kok Police Station said the wallet still contained valuables and needed him to come in person to collect it. To be cautious, he asked a friend in Hong Kong to call and inquire. The police station replied, “We’re waiting for you to come get it!” He sincerely gave a thumbs up to the Hong Kong Police Force.

The Taiwanese traveler shared his joy of recovering the lost wallet on Facebook. He described, “Jack, this is truly amazing. I’m so happy that the lost money was found... And, of course, the persistent spirit