A passenger in southwest China's Yunnan Province got back her backpack containing jewelry worth nearly 30,000 U.S. dollars with the help of police, which she left on a high-speed train during the busy summer travel season.
The passenger, identified as Ms. Wei, got off train D3962 at Kunming Station last week before she realized she had left behind her yellow backpack on the train, in which she put gold and silver jewelry worth more than 200,000 yuan.
Upon receiving her report, a railway police officer on board searched the train and found the backpack on a luggage rack. Police checked the bag with the train conductor and said the jewelry inside matched what Wei described.
The backpack was later delivered to Kunming South Station, where Wei collected it that night.
Lei Xia, a railway police officer with the Nanning Railway Public Security Bureau, advised passengers to check luggage racks, seats and other areas before getting off trains.
"There are many people riding trains during the summer travel rush, so passengers should keep a close eye on small items such as backpacks and handbags. Before getting off the train, be sure to check luggage racks, gaps around your seats and other areas, and make sure you have all your valuables with you. In case something is missing, you should immediately contact the nearest train staff member or railway police officer," Lei said.
Railway police recover jewelry worth 30,000 US dollars for passenger
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng met with Serbian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Adrijana Mesarovic on Monday, who is in China to attend the 26th China International Fair for Investment and Trade (CIFIT) in Xiamen City, east China's Fujian Province.
Noting that this year marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the China-Serbia comprehensive strategic partnership, Han said that bilateral relations have achieved leapfrog development over recent years under the strategic guidance of the two heads of state. In May this year, Chinese President Xi Jinping met again with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, charting the course for building a China-Serbia community with a shared future in the new era.
China is prepared to join hands with Serbia in implementing the important consensus of the two leaders, cementing political mutual trust, leveraging the preferential arrangements under the bilateral free trade agreement, and deepening cooperation in trade, investment, infrastructure and emerging industries, Han said.
China also encourages its enterprises to invest in Serbia and further advance China-Serbia friendly and cooperative relations, he noted.
Mesarovic said Serbia highly values high-level mutual trust between the two countries and reaffirms its adherence to the one-China policy. She expressed gratitude for China's strong support for Serbia's national development and said Serbia is ready to strengthen development synergy with China and continuously deepen cooperation in various fields to benefit the two peoples.
Chinese vice president meets Serbian Deputy Prime Minister
